BlogMore v1.15.0

It feels like this blog has turned into the BlogMore blog at the moment, and to be fair part of the idea of BlogMore was to encourage me to blog more again. So I guess it's worked?

Anyway, another wee update with a couple of additions. The first is a follow-up to some work I did a little earlier last week that meant that the user can configure how paths for posts are created. This takes the same idea and applies it to pages too, adding a page_path setting. Pages now also make use of the recently-added clean_urls setting so you can use "clean URLs" for pages too.

Another change I've added has been, in part, prompted by a thing I've seen going around the socials the past couple of days: human.json. I did initially think about adding some special support for it¹ -- allowing declaring the values in the BlogMore configuration file -- but then I decided it made more sense to just include the human.json file in the extras directory and allow for adding a header.

Now... adding custom headers can be done with BlogMore's templates, but that felt a bit heavyweight for just one simple header, so instead I've added a head configuration option that lets you inject some simple tags into every page's head.

This is good for fans of humans.txt too; something I sense could have been quickly and easily extended to serve the purposes of what human.json does, but I guess we have to reinvent wheels every so often, and using a machine-readable file format is so much more... human.