First of all, I love kirby and its philosophy. The community and support is great. I also loved Bastian’s videos, because they showcased the “kirby way” of doing things, which saves a lot of time.
This is kind of compounded question, so bear with me. It’s also why I can’t properly search for it.
Say I want to build a portfolio page and each project could have: an intro text section (with client fields etc), then an image gallery section, a two-image comparison section and another text.
See for example this page. Which is quite easy to achieve in a template, if the fields are always these and in this order.
But if I want each project to be dynamic and have more than one instances of these sections or skip some or have them in a different order, what are my options?
- Have these sections in subpages with their respective templates and render it by getting each project’s children?
- Have a single page template and in the blueprint have a structure with conditional fields, where the user can add sections and have them conditionally formatted with if-elseif in the template?
- Make a plugin for each section?
What do you think is the best course of action? Or better yet, which is the most “native” way to approach this?
I would think (1) but none of these solutions seem to be very client-friendly…
Thanks in advance.
