I'm new to the project but from my exploration so far it seems that Categories and Tags are hard coded.
Hugo provides the option to define new taxonomies. It would be great if this was configurable or at the very least, re-nameable. For example, my website, spf13.com uses tags and topics. If I could just alias categories to topics that would address my needs, though other Hugo sites take deeper advantage of the configurable taxonomies.
I'm new to the project but from my exploration so far it seems that Categories and Tags are hard coded.
Hugo provides the option to define new taxonomies. It would be great if this was configurable or at the very least, re-nameable. For example, my website, spf13.com uses tags and topics. If I could just alias categories to topics that would address my needs, though other Hugo sites take deeper advantage of the configurable taxonomies.
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Thanks @spf13 for the suggestion. Currently what comes close to it is the choice field which you can configure for your content type. It does not yet give you the full flexibility you are looking for, so this will make a lot of sense to enhance.
Thanks @spf13 for the suggestion. Currently what comes close to it is the `choice` field which you can configure for your content type. It does not yet give you the full flexibility you are looking for, so this will make a lot of sense to enhance.
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@spf13 feel free to give it a try and let me know if this works for you.
Support for custom taxonomy fields is now supported in the latest `5.6.0` beta version. Documentation has been updated: https://beta.frontmatter.codes/docs/content-types#custom-taxonomy-field
@spf13 feel free to give it a try and let me know if this works for you.
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I'm new to the project but from my exploration so far it seems that Categories and Tags are hard coded.
Hugo provides the option to define new taxonomies. It would be great if this was configurable or at the very least, re-nameable. For example, my website, spf13.com uses tags and topics. If I could just alias categories to topics that would address my needs, though other Hugo sites take deeper advantage of the configurable taxonomies.
Thanks @spf13 for the suggestion. Currently what comes close to it is the
choicefield which you can configure for your content type. It does not yet give you the full flexibility you are looking for, so this will make a lot of sense to enhance.Support for custom taxonomy fields is now supported in the latest
5.6.0beta version. Documentation has been updated: https://beta.frontmatter.codes/docs/content-types#custom-taxonomy-field@spf13 feel free to give it a try and let me know if this works for you.
Now available in the
v5.6.0release