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Although this is not that complicated, the documentation of it requires time. therefore I currently skip this and maybe someone likes to figure out how it works and document it here. Currently I guess this will be pretty seldomly used.
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I started with this section, but realized that it gets a little more complicated. Therefore here is what I wrote so far. Maybe it is of any value later on:
By default the banner as well as the intro is only shown on the homepage. However, if you fancy, you can add it to any static page. You do need to create a separate _layout.cshtml (e.g. _layout-page-with-banner.cshtml) file in your input folder. You can use the _layout.cshtml content as starting point for the new file. Then you change the parts to your liking (e.g. remove the condition on rendering the banner and remove the intro as well).
For this to work you then need to specify the following front matter variable in each page that should use this layout: `layout:
The Demo Project should include a branch show casing this scenario. This shows also, that more modification is required, because currently only the Image variable is used and thus it is only possible to configure one image for a page.
However, for this to work properly it would at least be required that the image is only show for the banner and not in the body.
Although this is not that complicated, the documentation of it requires time. therefore I currently skip this and maybe someone likes to figure out how it works and document it here. Currently I guess this will be pretty seldomly used.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: