Creates a TitleSlug from the first characters of your blog post and the publication date
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The generated TitleSlug consists of the first characters of your blog post in lowercase letters, separated by - with the date appended in the format Ymd. UTF-8 umlauts are converted to ASCII. It is only generated if there is no TitleSlug in the page settings. You can therefore change the title of your blog post without changing the URL.
The following settings can be configured in file system/extensions/yellow-system.ini:
autoslugLength = maximum length of the TitleSlug, excluding the date (e.g. -20240507). Default is 25.
If you don't display titles in your blog and don't really use them, you can uncomment line 20:
$page->rawData = $this->yellow->toolbox->setMetaData($page->rawData, "title", $titleSlug);
This replaces the title of the blog post with the created TitleSlug.
Many thanks to Mark Seuffert from Yellow for the original code and the customisation of the edit.php so that everything works as it should.
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