Marco Zehe

Accessibility veteran. #Blind from birth, live in #Germany, worked for Freedom Scientific on #JAWS and #Braille displays, and for Mozilla #Firefox. Shaped web #accessibility with work on #WAI #ARIA. Happy early retiree.

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2025-02-08 07:25:24

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@nprofile…pye9 @nprofile…jpw4 Not sure about the combining categories and tags on a single page, but you could theoretically pull from both, but you would then still have two separate lists, but on one page. Prhaps others in the #11ty community have an idea. As for the page footer, this, and also page headers that are static to all pages, go into so-called includes, and maybe even partials. So includes combine multiple partials, and they themselves make up the whole resulting page. Includes are, in essence, templates for the main content njk files. The Learn Eleventy course describes this quite well, especially lesson 6. https://learn-eleventy.pages.dev

2025-02-08 07:12:02

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@nprofile…pye9 @nprofile…jpw4 Great choice! There are a few options available who can deploy the result pages directly, since this is all static content. They even build the project each time you commit to the repository, and keep the existing result if there are build errors. One of those is Netlify, which is quite popular among the #11ty community.