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title: Attachments
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summary: Describes behavior of attachments for records.
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body:
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Each source can also have other files attached. Anything that is not
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the main content file in a folder is considered to be an attachment.
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There are a few settings to control these in the `[attachments]` section:
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* `enabled`: if set to `no` then attachments are disabled. If they do
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exist in the folder they are silently ignored.
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* `model`: an optional default model that is used for all attachments.
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* `order_by`: controls the ordering of attachments, similar to how this
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works for child pages.
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2022-07-27 18:01:03 +02:00
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* `hidden`: if this is set, attachments will not be built.
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(Note that any setting here may be overridden on a per attachment basis by
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setting that attachment's [`_hidden` field](https://www.getlektor.com/docs/models/attachments/).)
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2016-04-10 22:13:43 +02:00
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!! The `hidden` flag was added in Lektor 2.0 and the default was changed so
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that attachments are not hidden by default, even if the parent is.
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