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Just as we can generate separate feeds for each section with generate_feed, it would be convenient to have section-specific taxonomies by defining a taxonomies field in the front matter of a section using the same syntax as in config.toml. The taxonomy files would then be generated at the section's root path (which is somehow related to #1820).
Use case
This would be very useful if we want to have multiple blogs living in different sections and we don't want them to share their taxonomies. Right now, my workaround is to define a new global taxonomy for each of these sections (e.g. section1-tags, section2-tags...) but that's not very practical and the taxonomy files are not stored in the section's folder.
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Just as we can generate separate feeds for each section with
generate_feed
, it would be convenient to have section-specific taxonomies by defining ataxonomies
field in the front matter of a section using the same syntax as inconfig.toml
. The taxonomy files would then be generated at the section's root path (which is somehow related to #1820).Use case
This would be very useful if we want to have multiple blogs living in different sections and we don't want them to share their taxonomies. Right now, my workaround is to define a new global taxonomy for each of these sections (e.g.
section1-tags
,section2-tags
...) but that's not very practical and the taxonomy files are not stored in the section's folder.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: