Hi
Looking at this resource, not sure how it applies to my site…
I have this as the landing page of the panel:
I need both to be re-arrangable so I can change the order.
When I click Settings for a page, rather than bring up the order number, I have it set to “draft, in review, published” which was the default from the Kirby template I started with.
This is my site.yml file:
title: Site
columns:
- width: 1/2
sections:
pages:
type: pages
sortable: true
templates:
- solo
- group
- info
- width: 1/2
sections:
archive: sections/archive
This is the archive.yml
type: pages
headline: Archive
parent: kirby.page("archive")
info: "{{ page.template }}"
templates:
- solo
- group
empty: No archive yet
sortBy: date desc
I don’t really understand what you are trying to achieve? If you want these sections to be manually sortable (by dragging and dropping or by selecting a sort number when publishing a page, then all pages have to use the standard numbering scheme (number prepended to page folder, e.g. 1_somepage). The numbering schemes date and alphabetically don’t allow manual sorting (because that wouldn’t make sense).
What numbering scheme have you applied to the solo, group and info templates?
Thanks for quick reply.
Basically, what I have set up now might be a jumble of conflicting things. I started with the Kirby Master template. So I’m asking what I can do to make it so the admin can re-arrange the order of the pages, so that that order will be reflected on the front end. Whether that’s through the status function, or something else…
As I said above, the pages need default numbering, which means that the subpages’ blueprints may not have num: date or num: zero, i.e. since prepended numbers are the default for published pages anyway, don’t set the num option.
