Hello,
I think that everyone who works or has worked with Foundry 3 knows the Foundry 3 documentation on the web. Well, I need exactly the functionality of the documentation pages for a part of a website. Specifically, one page of the website should contain a navigation list to various articles on the left. By selecting an article in this navigation list, the content of the article should be displayed on the right-hand side in a content area. The articles themselves have a simple structure, but I don’t think this is important for the solution. I have placed a Partitions element on the page with the navigation, without topper and footer. In the sidebar of Partitions I create the navigation with List Group. Of course, I can then place an article in the Main Content area of the Partitions element, but this article is static. The question is, can I display different articles via the navigation in the sidebar?
I am aware that RapidWeaver always delivers static pages. The only solution I can currently see is to build a separate page for each article with a partial and the same navigation via List Groups and to link each page with an article individually in this navigation. It might be possible to simplify the maintenance of the navigation list by putting it into a RapidWeaver Partial, as it is the same on every article page.
P.S. Google also finds a link to a page that shows how the website with the Foundry 3 documentation is structured with RapidWeaver.
https://elixirgraphics.com/t/how-are-foundry-documentation-designed-with-foundry-3/5786
Unfortunately, this page is no longer available.
Regards, Volker