How do I use the blog 2x on the website?

The CMS Questions
1

I have integrated the „notes" blog from the starterkit on my website. Runs like hotcakes.

Now I want to use the blog technique again on another part of the website.

This time, however, not as a blog with current posts, but with a changelog to log changes to the website. Again, the latest changes should always be sorted by date.
(By the way, this area is only visible when an admin or editor is logged in).

If I duplicate the blog folder and rename it, the articles from the news blog will still appear in the panel. That’s understandable, since controllers, bluebrints, templates, snippets are named accordingly.

Yes, I have read the article “Collections”…

…but still haven’t figured out how to use it in practice.

blueprint/pages/note.yml
blueprint/sections/notes.yml
blueprint/pages/notes.yml
controller/note.php
controller/notes.php
models/note.php
snippets/note.php
templates/note.php
templates/notes.php
... etc.

How do I tell my 2nd blog section “changelog” to use all these files without duplicating them and renaming them to “changelog”?

For tricks from the Kirby magic :gift: box I am grateful.

2

Well, the pages section in the notes page used the notes section blueprint, which makes a hard-coded call to the notes page as parent. So you would have to extend this section depending on context.

The same goes for the controller, which calls the notes collection. So instead of calling this collection, you would simply use $page->children()

3

Unfortunately I still have a logic barrier in front of my head…
The principle e.g. with blueprints and templates is yes understandable:
are they called note.yml and note.php , they will automatically come together.
But my “2nd blog” is called „changelog". How do I create the connection here?

4

Always via the content txt file

https://getkirby.com/docs/cookbook/setup/kirby-in-a-nutshell#the-role-of-filenames