0.3.0

A section listing was a link and, for the blog, a date. That is enough for posts, where a title and a date are the conventional index. It is thin for a section whose pages carry no date, where the link is the entire entry.

Section listings now carry the page’s description under its title, in a <p class="entry-summary">.

The home page’s recent list does not. It is five entries sitting under two other sections, and its job is to say what is new rather than what each thing is. A section index has the room; the front page does not.

The summary is the front matter’s description and nothing else. page_description would fall back to the opening paragraph, which is right for a meta tag nobody reads in place and wrong here: an author who wrote no description gets no line rather than an arbitrary one.

Upgrading

Nothing breaks. A site with no rule for .entry-summary renders it as an ordinary paragraph, which is legible if not styled. site/static/css/style.css sets it muted and slightly smaller, the same treatment <time> already gets in a listing.