This module helps add a quick notice on a website. Notice information can be configured solely through the site's configuration file or through a page referenced in the site's configuration file.

Simply add {{ partialCached "tnd-notice/print.html" . "tnd-notice/print" }} in your template file, baseof.html or other.

1. Create homonymous partial files in your project at /layouts/partials/tnd-notice/print.html
2. Follow comments from the module's own print.html

There are two ways to set the notice, either through the site config or through a page. Either solution uses the same keys under a reserved group key tnd_notice

Available keys are:

• title: The notice title.
• content: The notice content or body.
• page: If the notice should link to a page. This needs to be a string formated for Hugo's GetPage function. This is only available through the site configuration.
• disable: (default false) If set to true, the notice won't show.

tnd_notice:
  title: Something came up
  content: "Sed posuere consectetur est [lobortis](https://google.com). Something else."
  page: /notice.md

For ease of use, if a page is set, user can add the notice title and and notice content on the page Front Matter itself. They will overwride the module configuration on the site level.

This allows users to switch between various notices without having to delete/rewrite settings.

---
title: Important Notice
tnd_notice:
  title: Something came up
  content:  - |
    Sed posuere consectetur est at [lobortis](https://google.com).
    Something else.
---

Note that if the referenced page has a body content, a "Read more" button, pointing to said page will be added after the Notice content.

If for some reason user wishes to configure the notice through a content file but would rather not have it published, they should use Hugo settings to make sure given page is not surfaced by Hugo.

---
title: Important Notice
tnd_notice:
  title: Something came up
_build:
  render: false
  list: false
---

For now, only one string is produced by the Module as a "Read more" button. To localize said string, simply add this to your i18n directory language files:

# i18n/en.yaml
- id: tnd_notice_read_more
  translation: My own read more

Important: If your site language is not english, and no translation is provided for tnd_notidce_read_more the link will fail.