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You might look into docpad, then. Jekyll and others are largely built around blogging, but docpad is more of a framework for writing code to generate static sit
by lgbr 12y ago
You might look into docpad, then. Jekyll and others are largely built around blogging, but docpad is more of a framework for writing code to generate static sites. It does a much better job of allowing you to do anything you want, porvided you're willing to write some javascript.
- syntern 12y agoIs there any chance that you know a website with docpad (or anything else) that uses the above archive format? I've sample the showcase/example site, but I was not able to identify any.
- lgbr 12y agoNo, not off the top of my head. You could probably just arrange your posts in src/documents in this format, and let your layout do a lot of work for you such that each of the files in src/documents/<lang> contains little more than the blog text in its respective language.