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Link a subsection's own children in the nav strip #94

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9 changes: 6 additions & 3 deletions src/pages/[sectionSlug].astro
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Expand Up @@ -57,9 +57,12 @@ const sectionName = normalizeText(

let hasMore = posts.pagination.has_more;

// The nav strip lists a section's subsections; a subsection page has none of
// its own to show.
const subsectionLinks: Subsection[] = isSubsectionPage ? [] : (posts.subsections ?? []);
// The nav strip lists whatever hangs directly under this page. A subsection can
// have children of its own now -- /food links Beer Reviews, Wine Reviews and
// Restaurant Reviews -- so both kinds of page read the same field. It is absent
// or empty for the leaf subsections, which is most of them, and the strip then
// renders as nothing exactly as it did before.
const subsectionLinks: Subsection[] = posts.subsections ?? [];
---

<BaseLayout title={sectionName + " - The Triangle"}>
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