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Autogenerating page-per-tag is complex, and I am still confused if this is the best solution to offer. Give me one more week, and I will decide and will update the upstream.
@wrathagom : Another method of showing tags in Jekyll is by manually creating each tag as a page as a collection, and logically assigning them as tag-pages. Siteleaf does that. The approach is okay, but for someone with too many tags / ever-changing tags, I am not sure if this is the right way. Let me know your opinion.
To be honest, tags are noisy. It won't take long to get things bit messy. I'd prefer index pages with backlinks. It's minimal and elegant and my goto approach.
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hfactor commentedon Dec 2, 2022
Basic Jekyll tags are created and added to my personal blog .
Current features are :
Autogenerating page-per-tag is complex, and I am still confused if this is the best solution to offer. Give me one more week, and I will decide and will update the upstream.
hfactor commentedon Dec 2, 2022
@wrathagom : Another method of showing tags in Jekyll is by manually creating each tag as a page as a collection, and logically assigning them as tag-pages. Siteleaf does that. The approach is okay, but for someone with too many tags / ever-changing tags, I am not sure if this is the right way. Let me know your opinion.
gnuanu commentedon Apr 15, 2023
To be honest, tags are noisy. It won't take long to get things bit messy. I'd prefer index pages with backlinks. It's minimal and elegant and my goto approach.