post-name.html or index.html

[pprevos]

Hi,

I am looking for an alternative to Hugo and like the concept of weblorg.

Can it be configured to create a folder for each page and create an index.html?

So:

this-is-a-post/

instead of:

this-is-a-post.html

Regards
P:)

[guilhermecomum]

Hi @pprevos , thanks for your interest in weblorg, sorry the delay!
It's easy to do this with weblorg :D
In the publish.el when define your post routes you can use

(weblorg-route
 :name "post"
 :input-pattern "posts/*.org"
 :template "post.html"
 :output "{{ slug }}/index.html"
 :url "/{{ slug }}")

And to link to the post page
<a href="{{ url_for("post", slug=post.slug) }}">{{ post.title }}</a>

[pprevos]

Thanks.

[pprevos]

Hi, I am working my way through moving my existing Hugo theme to Weblorg.

How do I copy my folder with images to the output folder? All examples I see hold the images in the themes folder. Can I copy static files from outside the themes folder?

The weblorg-copy-static seems to only source from the themes folder, which is OK for theme-related files (CSS), but not so much site-specific files such as images.

I tried using a route, but that only seems to work with org files. Can I create something that renders [[url_for_img:images,file=sundown.png][orange]]?

[guilhermecomum]

Hi @pprevos,
Feel free to use my blog as a reference any time.
To copy all static files you will need create a route for example:

;; route for static assets that also copies files to output directory
(weblorg-route
 :name "static"
 :url "/static/{{ file }}")

and use to link the files

url_for_img:static,file=images/better-meetings/meeting-email.png