Initial support for the related_posts plugin.

[elementalvoid]

@alexandrevicenzi
If you want it, I added basic support for the related_posts plugin. It will automatically disable itself if the plugin is not enabled.

However, I don't think you'll like the DOM container that I put it in. : ) Please suggest something better than 'footer' and I'll update it. I say this because it isn't actually in the footer but I got a nice horizontal separator for free by putting it in a footer element.

[alexandrevicenzi]

@elementalvoid, yeah, I dislike the footer element. It doesn't looks semantic inside an article element.

Maybe the horizontal separator could be done with an hr element, or just some CSS stuff. You could give a try, or if not, I could take a look too.

By the way, I liked this idea 😄

[elementalvoid]

Okay, I'll rework without the footer.

[elementalvoid]

Bump.. What do you think @alexandrevicenzi?

[alexandrevicenzi]

@elementalvoid The code looks good, but how it's looks like (screenshot) and how do I setup this?

[elementalvoid]

To enable it you need to install the related_posts plugin and then add PLUGINS = ['related_posts'] to pelicanconf.py.

[alexandrevicenzi]

Good job @elementalvoid

[alexandrevicenzi]

@elementalvoid is it ok to merge?

I think this could be a little bit more beauty, like this example.

Do you think is it common to have covers on posts? I don't think so. Maybe we could use post title and some summary. Or just keep this way. Not sure whats the best option here.

[elementalvoid]

My personal preference would be to leave it as is. I don't use cover images nor do I think that it's common to use post cover images. At least not on blogs that are using Pelican.

I could see supporting summaries as an optional thing. I'm happy with just the title though.

[alexandrevicenzi]

Thanks @elementalvoid.