search for posts in sub-directories

[MeltyObserver]

Just makes the program look for posts in sub-directories created under the content path which is how jekyll works.

This will help with organizing posts visually.

example (this doesn't wok on master):

Content/blog/
   - graphics/
       - how-to-do-physics-based-rendering.md
   - web/
       - starting-with-blazorstatic.md
   - linux/
       - setting-up-arch.md

One more thing that can be changed is the value of FileNameNoExtension, instead of just the file's name it can also contain it's relative path to the content folder (eg. linux/setting-up-arch instead of just setting-up-arch).
Or the user can choose to add a field to their FrontMatter class to differentiate between posts.

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[tesar-tech]

Nice, thanks for the addition.

• I made the FileNameNoExtension into relative path of file with no extension to content path by function. Now the posts are located in respective folders (/blog/subfolder/post-in-subfolder has its origin in Content/Blob/subfolder/post-in-subfolder.md)
• I changed the BlogPage to accept multiple segments in parameter (using wildcard).
• Test post is there.

Does that suit your needs now?

How should we name the FileNameNoExtension, it is basically url for the future post...

[MeltyObserver]

I think it can be renamed to just name, path or url (like jekyll).

Also will this work with the media folder? i didn't use any media in my project so far so i didn't test if i can have subddirs there or not.

[tesar-tech]

Url it is.

The media folder works, it just copies the whole folder.

Do you wish to add yourself as a co-author to the blog/subfolder/post-in-subfolder post?

[MeltyObserver]

no that's fine, thanks for the help with this.