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title: "Series"
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date: 2020-08-09
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draft: false
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description: "Learn how to group articles under a series."
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slug: "series"
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tags: ["series", "docs"]
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series: ["Documentation"]
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series_order: 11
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seriesOpened: true
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---
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Blowfish provides a feature to group a set of articles together under a "series". Placing an article under a series will display the rest of the series articles in each single page and provide a quick way to navigate amongst them. You can see an example of this above.
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## Create Taxonomy
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The first step to enable series is to create the `series` taxonomy. For doing this just add the `series` taxonomy to your taxonomy list in the `config.toml`.
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```toml
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[taxonomies]
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tag = "tags"
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category = "categories"
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author = "authors"
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series = "series"
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```
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## Mark Articles
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Then you just need to mark each article using the `series` parameter and the `series_order`. The `series` parameter will be the id and name of the series you are placing the article into (even though the variable is an array we recommend keeping each article to a single series.). And the `series_order` defines the order of that article within the series. In the example below the article is number `11` in the `Documentation` series.
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```md
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series: ["Documentation"]
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series_order: 11
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```
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## Series Behavior
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Marking an article as part of a series will automatically display the series module as you see in this page for example. You can choose whether that module starts opened or not using the `article.seriesOpened` global variable in `params.toml` or the front-matter parameter `seriesOpened` to specify an override at the article level.
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