I’d like to create a what might be called a nested archive:
Server Maintenance
++ Web Server
++++ Post 1.1
++++ Post 1.2
++ Email Server
+++ Post 2.1
+++ Post 2.2
Browsing to “Server Maintenance” would show me the latest articles in
all
the subtrees (say Post 1.1 and Post 2.1).
Browsing to “Email Server” would only show me those articles collected
therein.
I get a little strangeness, and probably more to come, implementing as
shown.
In particular, I wonder what r:children in “Server Maintenance” will do
when
confronted with each of the sub-archives (ie “Web Server” and “Email
Server”).
Am I better off implementing as:
Server Maintenance
++ <r:aggregate “Web Server” “Email Server”>
Web Server
++ Post 1.1
++ Post 1.2
Email Server
Post 2.1
Post 2.2
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The default behavior of the Archive page is to organize its child pages
in a date-based URL fashion. It seems from your setup that the publish
date of the Web Server and Email Server pages is not significant, but
the publish date of their children are. Since you’re already using the
aggregation extension, you’d want a setup like this:
Server Maintenance (do your r:aggregate tag in this page)
++ Web Server
+++ Post 1.1
+++ Post 1.2
++ Email Server
+++ Post 2.1
+++ Post 2.2
The key to showing all the latest articles of all the subtrees is to
order the aggregated children in descending order by publish date: