Add page archetype and showDate parameter (Issue #106) #107
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Setting showDate to false in a page front matter prevents the date from being displayed
The front matter is pre-populated to hide the date, tags, categories,
social buttons and comments section.
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Add page archetype and showDate parameter (Issue kakawait#106)
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This PR adds both a page archetype and a new boolean param named
showDate.The parameter
showDatewhen set tofalsehides the date (default istrue).The
pagearchetype allows you to create a page that is not a regular blog post, where you want to hide the date, social sharing buttons, tags, categories and pagination.This is the case for the blog pages About or Contact for instance which do not need to be timestamped (nor tagged or categorized) nor provide pagination and are not intended to be shared on social networks.