I forgot to set the post’s language. Which underscores the need for a blog-wide default language setting.
Back to the mobile layout of the archive page, another option may be to remove the months and days of the posts altogether on small screens.
I forgot to set the post’s language. Which underscores the need for a blog-wide default language setting.
Back to the mobile layout of the archive page, another option may be to remove the months and days of the posts altogether on small screens.
/archive/
URL, or would you like to customize the page slug? (Maybe you’d like to use index
or “archive” in the same language as your blog.)Would prefer using “index”
yes please, adding some markdown text above and/or below would be great
Yes please!
I prefer “index”
Yes please
Yes please
Could I suggest to start with the dates? So have the dates before the post title? Maybe have the date in ISO, like 10 JUN and 10 AUG?
Yes please
Right now the list is limited to 40 titles with the “older” link somewhat lost at the bottom. If I could I’d set it at 80 or 100 posts, and have the “older” link more referenced.
I would add a selection of 5 or 6 # at the top.
And finally, I love it when javascript is not needed, so that people browsing without javascript still have a fab experience.
Hey Matt,
Thanks for this. I strongly prefer archive over index, which to me smacks very much of index.html and rankles the caveman HTML developer in me.
A different date format might be nice, as would some form of “by year” or “by month,” but I don’t feel strongly about any of that. I’ll probably keep using my own hacked-up-css version for now, mostly because I’m used to its quirks.
Did /archive end up shipping as a feature for Pro? I am on the free trial and trying to evaluate if write.as has an Archive or Index page, and can’t seem to find the functionality.
I would prefer a first-party Index or Archive pinned Page so that I don’t need to create and maintain a manual list in my own Post.
I’m planning on upgrading, but it would help to be able to try it first during the trial.
Thanks
Edit: Got it working by adding /archive to the end of the URL, like Matt said. A good example of using it in action, side-by-side with Hashtags, is by markwyner Explore — Mark W.rites (thanks, Mark!)
One Question: Is there a way to link to this Archive in the heading of the blog, like a pinned Post? I would like to be able to do that, otherwise I am not sure how people would find the archive page. I’ve made a feature request here: Blog-level setting to Pin the /archive Page (Pro Feature)