*.md files should be named lowercase with hyphens, as these will be translated by Jekyll directly into URLs.
All source materials should have corresponding _build/sources/_posts files.
As those are Jekyll posts, they need to conform to the YYYY-MM-DD naming convention. For consistency, let's use this for the date the file was created, not the original publication date.
An optional pubdate value can be provided in the YAML front matter. This can be omitted if unavailable.
Each _build/sources/_posts file must include in the YAML front matter:
layout: sourcetitle: ...: Title of the source item.category: ...: A single category this item will appear under in the index.tags: ...: A YAML list of tags.type: ...: article, image, text – Try to stick to a concise set of consistent values.
Optional fields include:
pubdate: ...: Original publication date, in theYYYY-MM-DDformat.source: ...: Available to document the source of the item.
_build/sources/_posts/2015-07-30-arizona-republican-poison.md is an example to reference.
To support pages that correspond to tags, and which output lists of matching source materials, each of those tags needs a post file created in _build/tags/_posts.
Each file should contain the date it was created in the file name, in the format YYY-MM-DD.
All words in the tag name should be included in the filename, separated by -, lowercase.
Each file must include the following in the YAML front matter:
layout: tagtitle: ...: Title of the tag.
title must match the exact use of the tag in corresponding posts for those posts to be related to the tag.