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That's not a markdown problem. Its a consequence of using markdown within a framework, generator, etc that uses frontmatter or an equivalent to define meta data
by ryanSrich 10y ago
That's not a markdown problem. Its a consequence of using markdown within a framework, generator, etc that uses frontmatter or an equivalent to define meta data.
Several frameworks and tools allow for markdown and static site rendering that also support an admin UI where one can define this data more easily.
- iamdave 10y agoalso support an admin UI where one can define this data more easily. I'm looking for one such or a couple, can you enumerate?
- ryanSrich 10y agoNot all of these fit the bill exactly, but they all have their own advantages. - prose.io - siteleaf.com - statamic.com - getkirby.com - github.com/jekyll/jekyll-admin - github.com/netlify/netlify-cms - federalist.18f.gov You can also always build your own on top of whatever generator you want to use (example: http://willschenk.com/building-a-gui-for-managing-middleman-blogs/ http://willschenk.com/building-a-gui-for-managing-middleman-...). My favorite setup though is middleman + contentful + codeship. Static site generation happens with middleman. Content management happens with Contentful. Publishing happens with codeship.