Summary
This pull request introduces a new feature that allows hiding GitHub-related buttons and views in the Pages CMS based on a configuration setting. The objective is to simplify the user interface for content writers who may not use GitHub or prefer a cleaner, more focused interface.

Details

• New Configuration in .pages.yml:

  github: false

  When the github option is set to false, all GitHub-related buttons and views will be hidden.

• Why This Feature?

  • The CMS is often used by content writers who do not need access to GitHub functionalities.
  • Hiding GitHub elements reduces UI clutter and provides a streamlined experience for non-technical users.
  • This is especially useful for content teams who focus solely on content management without touching the underlying GitHub repository.

What Was Changed

• UI Elements Hidden:

  • Buttons and links that redirect to GitHub, such as "View on GitHub" or "Edit on GitHub".
  • Any GitHub-related icons or action menus that appear in the content editing interface.

• How It Works:

  • If github: false is set in the .pages.yml configuration, the GitHub buttons are hidden.
  • If github is not set or set to true, the buttons remain visible.

Code Changes

• Added checks throughout the UI components to conditionally display GitHub-related elements based on the configuration.
• Updated the relevant Vue components to read the github flag from the configuration.
• Example usage:

              <li v-if="props.config?.github !== false">
                <a :href="`https://github.com/${props.owner}/${props.repo}/blob/${props.branch}/${props.path}`" target="_blank" class="link">
                  <div>See file on GitHub</div>
                  <Icon name="ExternalLink" class="h-4 w-4 stroke-2 shrink-0 ml-auto text-neutral-400 dark:text-neutral-500"/>
                </a>
              </li>

Testing

• Manually tested the UI with the following configurations:
  • github: false → Confirmed that all GitHub-related elements are hidden.
  • github: true or not set → Confirmed that all GitHub-related elements are visible.
• Verified that the feature is fully backward-compatible.

Notes

• This change is fully backward-compatible. If github is not set, the default behavior (showing GitHub buttons) is maintained.
• The feature aims to make the CMS more user-friendly for content teams who focus solely on managing content.