added url field to author information in blog post #6038
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Hey Alex, thanks for the PR! However, we already have bigger plans for this, i.e., allowing authors to generate profile pages that list all of their articles, similar to category and archive pages, and provide arbitrary additional information. Thus, we're currently not considering merging this PR, but it's definitely helpful as a customization for those wishing for this functionality right now. |
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Hi Martin,
I have had a go at incorporating a link for the post author into the blog post. Hope this fits the bill or if I have overlooked anything. I realize my experience with mkdocs-material modifications is limited and this might work only in the simplest of cases. If it does the job then we can close #5955 with the next release?
Cheers,
Alex