Structuring content with fields
Category: content structure
Use Kirby's power of custom fields to structure your content in a most flexible way
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How to add authors to your articles
Category: content structure
Create an author system for your blog posts. Also useful for other pages you want to tie to a person.
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Creating pages from frontend
Category: content structure
Create new pages from user input on the front end, e.g. for an event registration.
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Working with dates
Category: content structure
Learn how to use date fields in your content files and output different date formats
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How-To: Downloads & Voices section
Category: content structure
Learn how the Downloads & Voices section of the getkirby.com website is built
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Handling images in Kirby
Category: content structure
Learn how to add images in the Panel and to fetch them in your templates
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One-pager
Category: content structure
One-pager sites are a perfect solution for many small companies or simple portfolios. Learn how to build them.
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Random content
Category: content structure
Simulate activity on your site by showing random content.
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Related articles
Category: content structure
Learn how to link to related information on your website
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Sorting and grouping
Category: content structure
In this cookbook recipe we will look into how you can use Kirby's API to sort and group content like articles or events.
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Structured Field Content
Category: content structure
Use the structure field to add structured data like addresses, events, etc. to your site.
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Filtering content with tags
Category: content structure
Tags are an excellent way to classify your content and make it easy for your visitors to find related content. Here's how.
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Make the most of the structure field
Category: content structure
The structure field is great for structured data of all kinds. Find out how to use it in blueprints and templates.