[SOLVED] Tree - embedding content dynamically via collections and include files - Use Case

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Hi there Jekyll builders,

(just posting / sharing here in order to challenge myself… )

While working on migrating this Travels website from Drupal 7 to Jekyll, inspired by @MichaelCurrin i’m gonna dynamically try to re-mix this 2 threads

Each travel destination offers several Itineraries to follow, say …

  • Bolivia
    ** itinerary1- Bolivia roundtour
    ** itinerary2- Andes …
    etc …

in order to achieve (Destinations / Itineraries tree …) something like …

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Fractal is one of the possible answer in the Making Of … .

Here we go … jump on board at wish :rocket:
In construction.

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Okey… i’ve firstly put in place a Fractal 's playground… and experimenting with collections (rather than pages) ?, … as long as for my needs.

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Thanks for the shout out.

By the way, for the CSS part you can find tab examples made using classes in Bulma or Bootstrap

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Thanks for the CSS tip @MichaelCurrin , sometimes one forgets about how simple things can be done just with proper styling …

BTW, i’ve switched my approach to

  • Collections - Tags / Categories one… - Custom Variable sorting/filtering.

  • Added onto an include section, for easy scaffolding…

Like this i have all my Itineraries in _itineraries folder, and they are ‘glued’ / embedded to the given Destination upon include file where the filtering takes place. ( no Tabs in use, for now … )

The main reason of the approach switch is that ( e.g.: Andes ) some Itinieraries may be related to different Destinations (e.g.: both Argentina and Peru) : Tags / Categories - Custom Variable approach seems to provide such a flexibility.

PS: inspired by YPJL this time, here …