Using Jekyll Collections to Organize Custom Content Types
Learn how to create and use Jekyll Collections for custom content types, from configuration to Liquid rendering and verification steps.
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Learn how to create and use Jekyll Collections for custom content types, from configuration to Liquid rendering and verification steps.
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Learn how to use Jekyll Collections to manage custom content types like staff directories or portfolios, moving beyond the limitations of standard posts and pages.
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