Startup.cs, inside public void Configure() after App.Init(api); I'm adding Sitemap items. When browsing to /sitemap.xml and debugging the application, I see my App.Hooks.OnGenerateSitemap is run and the entries are added. However, in the web browser, /sitemap.xml isn't including the entries added by OnGenerateSitemap. What I'm doing wrong?
CultureInfo in order to serve the right translation to the .cshtml pages. I know how to use the localization features to translate - but I wantto know the mechanics behind it. Yes, I have the code for the Microsoft.Excensions.Localization package etc, but I might as well ask here.Reason I'm asking: want to serve the razor pages with localized static content based on embedded files. There are a lot of different approaches out there but I'm confused
@kirtikapadiya If you’re building the main content using blocks the workflow is to use smaller blocks, for example a content block for the first paragraph, then a column block with a content block and an image block to get a two column layout with an image.
You could of course write the entire page in a single content block, but that would defeat the purpose of the whole block concept
means where to define this :
using Piranha.Extend.Blocks;
using Piranha.Models;
var page = MyPage.Create(api);
var image = api.Media.GetAll().First(m => m.Type == MediaType.Image);
page.Blocks.Add(new ImageBlock
{
Body = image
});
I have one question related to blog design
Suppose i have two different blog design page
first one have only description
and second blog page design have firstimage ,firstdesctiption, secondimage , seconddescription this four field
than any way to how this holds together and if you can have multiple page designs on same page type?
Any existing feature available in Piranha CMS ?
@kirtikapadiya Think you do this by setting multiple page routes on the page model and then select the page route to use from the editor, Not something I have come to do myself yet just vaquely remember reading something about it. Somthing like this taken from the Docs
[PageType(Title = "Hero Page")]
[ContentTypeRoute(Title = "Default", Route = "/heropage")]
[ContentTypeRoute(Title = "Start Page", Route = "/startpage")]
public class HeroPage : Page<HeroPage>
{
...
}Then have relevant Page/Controller setup according to the routes you have declared
In my project i use ArchivePage
/// <summary>
/// Blog page for the site.
/// </summary>
[PageType(Title = "Blog archive", UseBlocks = false)]
[PageTypeRoute(Title = "Default", Route = "/blog")]
public class BlogPage : ArchivePage<BlogPage>
{
}
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@FelipePergher I think something like this should remove a block from the manager
App.Blocks.UnRegister<AudioBlock>();As for extending a block, I think this would just be a case of having your custom block inherit from the block you want to extend. Something like this
public class AdvancedAudioBlock : AudioBlock
{
public TextField MetaDescription { get; set; }
}