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Authors, covers, and the next post

canopy-page 0.24.0 fills in what a blog post shows around its text, and fixes links and builds that went wrong without anything saying so.

A stream post names its author and shows its cover

A page's author: now opens its byline, and its image: — the picture link previews already used — is its cover, under the byline and on the section's list. After the post come the one published before it and the one after, labelled in your words with strings.olderPost and newerPost. The showcase blog shows all three. check now reports an image: that is not a published file. See Profiles.

A markdown link that reaches its page by ignoring letter case — [x](Guide/Install.md) for guide/install.md, or a folder link Guide/ — is written as the page is spelled, and counts as a backlink. It used to keep the spelling as written, which GitHub Pages serves nothing at. An image or another file spelled in the wrong case is kept as written, so check reports it. See the check reference.

A build never reads its own output

Running canopy-page build from the site folder writes ./site there. The next build read that folder back in and published it again one level deeper; now the output folder is never part of the site.