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lukasgeiter
commented on June 17, 2024
Currently there's no support for sorting by date. Just to be clear, you mean a date in the frontmatter like so?
---
title: My Document
date: 2018-07-10
---
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Andre601
commented on June 17, 2024
Yes.
Tho, now that I look a bit closer do I feel like this option wouldn't help my case anyways.
Currently try to sort a nav object's pages list by date (or some other attribute). And while awesome-pages does change the order in the displayed nav, does the pages list seem unaffected by this change and still return entries in the original order (based on filename).
You can find my current struggles on this here in case you have any input...
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lukasgeiter
commented on June 17, 2024
Yeah, this plugin is for customizing the navigation. To sort pages for your timeline, you're better off doing that without this plugin. Good luck with your project!
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