Defining a taxonomy in toml

[Adrian Simmons]

Anyone have an example of defining a taxonomy and term in toml docs only have yaml:

http://hugo.spf13.com/taxonomies/usage/

Which is not so helpful when you have config.toml

[Adrian Simmons]

So far I have:

[[taxonomies]]

    oggetto = "oggetti" 

Which doesn't throw errors. But how do I add terms?

[Adrian Simmons]

Oh, terms are added only via content?

Excuse the list noise.

[Adrian Simmons]

Except that terms 404 unless I use 'categories/term' not oggetti as defined...no way to rename 'categories'? Probably doesn't really matter in my final site. Just trying to understand how to define a taxonomy – am I reading the docs right? You can have either categories or tags, but can't yet create your own top level?

[Nate Finch]

you want [taxonomies] not [[taxonomies]]

That's the problem.

Check out:

https://github.com/natefinch/npf/blob/master/config.toml

On Wed, Sep 17, 2014 at 11:59 AM, Adrian Simmons <adr...@gmail.com> wrote:

Except that terms 404 unless I use 'categories/term' not oggetti as defined...no way to rename 'categories'? Probably doesn't really matter in my final site. Just trying to understand how to define a taxonomy – am I reading the docs right? You can have either categories or tags, but can't yet create your own top level?

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[Nate Finch]

Oh, also, tags and categories are *examples* of taxonomies.  That's part of the confusion.  You don't need categories or tags at all, though they are used by some themes by default.

[Adrian Simmons]

Thanks. Tripped up by a simple syntax error *again*. Red face. Contemplating ignoring toml and using yaml instead, I'm a bit more familiar with that...

On Wednesday, 17 September 2014 20:47:18 UTC+1, Nate Finch wrote:

Oh, also, tags and categories are *examples* of taxonomies.  That's part of the confusion.  You don't need categories or tags at all, though they are used by some themes by default.

I wasn't confused about that initially, I *expected* to be able to name my own taxonomy, only confused when it didn't seem to work :) 

All working as expected now, thanks.

[loads...@gmail.com]

.toml's the bomb. I can never return [to .yaml].

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