radiant-archive-extension
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= Archive
The Archive extension extracts the Archive pages from their original place in the Radiant distribution.
== Archive page
An archive page provides behavior similar to a blog archive or a news archive. Child page URLs are altered to be in %Y/%m/%d format (2004/05/06).
An archive page can be used in conjunction with the "Archive Year Index", "Archive Month Index", and "Archive Day Index" page types to create year, month, and day indexes.
== Archive Index pages
To create a year/month/day index for an archive, create a child page for the archive and assign the "Archive [Year/Month/Day] Index" page type to it.
An index page makes following tags available to you:
<r:archive:children>...</r:archive:children> Grants access to a subset of the children of the archive page that match the specific year/month/day which the index page is rendering.
The title and breadcrumb attributes of an index page are rendered using Ruby's Time#strftime method. Please refer to documentation for Time#strftime to format these attributes.
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