How can I customize the summary of list pages ?

[allocgator]

There are two pages in the customization menu - show.md and style.md.

The _index.md file of this menu is configured in a way which shows the date header, title, description, keywords, the text above <!--more-->, series, etc. of both these pages.

Is it possible to customize

---
...
...
paige:
  style:
---

in _index.md such that only the title, author, and keywords are displayed for show.md and style.md in the customization page?

[willfaught]

Page parameters aren't inherited between parent and child pages. If you look at the front matter for _index.md, show.md, and style.md, you can see that they each specify a paige.style value:

paige:
  style: |
    #paige-authors,
    #paige-credit,
    #paige-date,
    #paige-keywords,
    #paige-reading-time,
    #paige-series,
    #paige-toc,
    .paige-authors,
    .paige-date,
    .paige-date-header,
    .paige-keywords,
    .paige-reading-time,
    .paige-series,
    .paige-summary {
        display: block;
    }

By default, all page content is displayed, so if you want _index.md to only show the title, author, and keywords, you would style everything else to not be displayed:

paige:
  style: |
    /* #paige-authors, */
    #paige-credit,
    #paige-date,
    /* #paige-keywords, */
    #paige-reading-time,
    #paige-series,
    #paige-toc,
    /* .paige-authors, */
    .paige-date,
    .paige-date-header,
    /* .paige-keywords, */
    .paige-reading-time,
    .paige-series,
    .paige-summary {
        display: none; /* none, not block */
    }

[allocgator]

Thanks Will, I added

paige:
  style: |
    /* #paige-authors, */
    #paige-credit,
    #paige-date,
    /* #paige-keywords, */
    #paige-reading-time,
    #paige-series,
    #paige-toc,
    /* .paige-authors, */
    .paige-date,
    .paige-date-header,
    /* .paige-keywords, */
    .paige-reading-time,
    .paige-series,
    .paige-summary {
        display: none; /* none, not block */
    }

but it seems to just list pages by their title (without showing author and keywords).

I got around this by adding summary in the front matter. As I was migrating from a different theme, making this change was easy.

I was trying to avoid adding

Some text
`<!--more-->`

in individual files.

[allocgator]

The below works:

paige:
  file_link:
    disable: false
  style: |
    #paige-authors,
    #paige-keywords,
    .paige-authors {
        display: block;
    }
    .paige-keywords {
        display: block;
    }

[willfaught]

You may have had an issue if you set paige.style in the site parameters, which pages do inherit. The exampleSite does this to hide most content, if I remember correctly, so if you copied the exampleSite config, you would need to restyle content as display:block instead of display:none, as you did above.