I’d like to have a folder structure like this:
/links/2015-10-21/link-1
/links/2015-10-21/link-2
/links/2015-10-21/link-3
Unfortunately Kirby thinks the folder named “2015-10-21” is visible, because of the “2015” and truncates links to the pages like this:
/links/10-21/link-1
/links/10-21/link-2
/links/10-21/link-3
Is there a way to prevent this?
Unfortunately no. That’s just how Kirby works.
There are two ways you can get around this by renaming the pages: Either replace the dashes with underscores (or any other character) or add a sorting number at the front.
As (unfortunately) expected. I solved it by changing the structure to:
/links/on-2015-10-21/link-1
/links/on-2015-10-21/link-2
/links/on-2015-10-21/link-3
Not the cleanest solution, but still speaking. THX for coming back.
Make “links” a invisible folder and use “0-” (no sorting)?