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#Custom Article URLs#
This plugin adds support for defining different default URLs for different categories, or different subcategories if using the subcategory plugin.
##Usage##
After adding custom_article_urls
to your PLUGINS
, add a
CUSTOM_ARTICLE_URLS
setting, which is a dictionary of rules. The rules are
also a dictionary, consisting of the URL
and the SAVE_AS
values.
For example, if you had two categories, Category 1 and Category 2, and you
would like Category 1 saved as category-1/article-slug/
and Category 2
saved as /year/month/article-slug/
, you would add:
CUSTOM_ARTICLE_URLS = {
'Category 1': {'URL': '{category}/{slug}/',
'SAVE_AS': '{category}/{slug}/index.html}',
'Category 2': {'URL': '{date:%Y}/{date:%B}/{slug}/',
'SAVE_AS': '{date:%Y}/{date:%B}/{slug}/index.html}',
}
If you had any other categories, they would use the default ARTICLE_SAVE_AS
and ARTICLE_URL
settings.
If you are using the subcategory plugin, you can define them the same way. For example, if Category 1 had a subcategory called Sub Category, you could define its rules with::
'Category 1/Sub Category`: ...
##Other Usage: Article Metadata##
If you define URL
and Save_as
in your article metadata, then this plugin
will not alter that value. So you can still specify special one-off URLs as
you normally would.