feat: add generic home page section generation #5
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This change enables theme user to specify arbitrary order of sections, and add multiple sections of the same type (more generic approach than in gurusabarish#105, which is applicable only to experience blocks). - All sections are specified in config as a list, with order of items directly reflecting order on the main page (including navbar). - Type of a section is specified with a new `type` field. - If there are multiple sections of the same type, in order to distinguish them for navbar navigation, you need to specify unique `id` field. - Navbar and main page generation is more generic, allowing to add custom section types – the only requirement is a custom partial named after the section type. Styling can be provided in a custom CSS (enabled with `customCSS` site param). Signed-off-by: Marek Pikuła <[email protected]>
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This change enables theme user to specify arbitrary order of sections, and add multiple sections of the same type (more generic approach than in gurusabarish#105, which is applicable only to experience blocks).
typefield.idfield.customCSSsite param).