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What is it about the single layout does not meet my needs? A lot of my pages are not blog posts, but just landing pages. I introduce my podcast, my app, etc. If the single template is applied, they show author, date, pagination and reading time by default. This is the desired behavior for blog posts, but I do not want this for my landing pages.
Right now, I just manually disable these for each page separately in the front matter.
First, this is award, as there are multiple pages I need to apply this to separately. Second of all, hiding all the information I want to have for my blog posts creates an awkward empty space below my title.
This is a landing page with layout: single automatically assigned to it.
The same page, if I override the layout with layout: list. Notice how the icons are exactly below the title. This is the desired behavior. .
If I were able to use the page layout that can be applied to my home page, it would resolve all my problems.
Thanks for the suggestion. A few people have requested somewhat similar functionality. I'll add a new layout in the next release that allows you to have a simple full-width page without any of the additional theme features. This will hopefully work for your use case as it will give you full control over the content similar to how the homepage works.
What is it about the
single
layout does not meet my needs? A lot of my pages are not blog posts, but just landing pages. I introduce my podcast, my app, etc. If thesingle
template is applied, they show author, date, pagination and reading time by default. This is the desired behavior for blog posts, but I do not want this for my landing pages.Right now, I just manually disable these for each page separately in the front matter.
First, this is award, as there are multiple pages I need to apply this to separately. Second of all, hiding all the information I want to have for my blog posts creates an awkward empty space below my title.
This is a landing page with
layout: single
automatically assigned to it.The same page, if I override the layout with
layout: list
. Notice how the icons are exactly below the title. This is the desired behavior..
If I were able to use the
page
layout that can be applied to my home page, it would resolve all my problems.Originally posted by @MikulasVanousek in #128 (reply in thread)
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