To edit the projects page edit pages/projects.md
The projects page uses the layout: list
The projects page automatically lists project content from the projects collection _collections/projects
# pages/projects.md
---
layout: list
collection: "projects"
title: Projects
description: "A selection of our work and projects."
permalink: "/projects/"
header_transparent: false
hero:
enabled: false
heading: "Project"
sub_heading: ""
background_image: false
background_image_blend_mode: false
full_height_mobile: false
buttons:
enabled: false
list:
- text: "Buy Now"
url: "https://www.zerostatic.io/theme/jekyll-advance/"
external: true
fa_icon: false
size: large
intro:
enabled: false
align: left
image: "assets/images/services/ashwin-vaswani-JqZ7q_S3xOE-unsplash.jpg"
heading: "We are a full service digital agency"
sub_heading: "Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Ut eget sapien in elit semper accumsan. Pellentesque accumsan ut tortor eu varius. Sed id tincidunt massa, ut egestas orci."
bullets:
enabled: false
list:
- text: "Custom services"
fa_icon: "fas fa-check"
- text: "Highly trained staff"
fa_icon: "fas fa-check"
- text: "Free Quotes"
fa_icon: "fas fa-check"
buttons:
enabled: false
list:
- text: "About Us"
url: "/about/"
external: false
fa_icon: false
size: normal
outro:
enabled: true
align: left
image: false
heading: "Ready to get started?"
sub_heading: "Contact us today for a free quote!"
buttons:
enabled: true
list:
- text: "Get A Quote"
url: "/contact"
external: false
fa_icon: false
size: normal
---
The projects page uses the layout: list - This layout requires that you also specify the collection field. The projects page uses collection: 'projects'
The frontmatter sections hero, intro and outro are all optional. They allow you to enhance the design with extra info above and below the list of projects in the middle of the page.
To remove a section simply delete the frontmatter field or set enabled: false
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