Hi, I’m building a website for an academic institution (a social sciences lab), and I’m looking for some guidance regarding a particular problem that I am not sure how best to address with Kirby.
On the site, there is a section resembling a blog (the ‘Research’ section), where the client will publish in-depth summaries of each of their projects (each a subpage of ‘Research’). Each project summary contains a list of links (each inside an ) to posts from external publishers where the project is featured. This by itself is straight-forward, but the problem that I’m struggling to solve is that the client needs a section of the site (a sibling of the ‘Research’ section, titled ‘Publications’) that lists every one of those links / elements in a sortable / filterable / searchable list. I’m not quite able to conceptualize the best way to collect these ’s so that I can call them up and filter them as needed.
The best solution I’ve been able to conceive of is to create a subpage under ‘Publications’ for each , even though there’s no need for an actual page. Is this reasonable? Is there a better, or at least ‘cleaner’ way to do what I need in Kirby?
