Related a ton of pages. Closes statamic#714.

Author: jackmcdade

app/ViewModels/Modifiers.php

@@ -8,6 +8,6 @@ class Modifiers extends ViewModel
 {
     public function data(): array
     {
-        return ['title' =>  ucwords($this->cascade->get('slug')) . ' Modifier'];
+        return ['title' =>  ucwords($this->cascade->get('title')) . ' Modifier'];
     }
 }

content/collections/docs/blueprints.md

@@ -1,8 +1,11 @@
 ---
-title: Blueprints
-intro: Blueprints are a key component of the content modeling process. Inside a blueprint you define your fields, which field types they'll implement, group them into sections if you desire, and define conditions controlling their visibility. The control panel uses blueprints to render publish forms so you can manage content.
 id: 54548616-fd6d-44a3-a379-bdf71c492c63
 blueprint: page
+title: Blueprints
+intro: 'Blueprints are a key component of the content modeling process. Inside a blueprint you define your fields, which field types they''ll implement, group them into sections if you desire, and define conditions controlling their visibility. The control panel uses blueprints to render publish forms so you can manage content.'
+related_entries:
+  - 2940c834-7062-47a1-957c-88a69e790cbb
+  - 9a1d8b88-c600-46f2-8727-1deb56f2e87a
 ---
 ## Overview
 
@@ -304,4 +307,4 @@ This hides the field column from entry listings, which can be useful for toggle
 listable: hidden
 ```
 
-This will hide the field from entry listings by default, but still allows a user to toggle visibility using the column selector, and save those column preferences for his/her preferred workflow.
+This will hide the field from entry listings by default, but still allows a user to toggle visibility using the column selector, and save those column preferences for his/her preferred workflow.

content/collections/docs/fields.md

@@ -1,9 +1,14 @@
 ---
-title: Fields
-template: page
-intro: While in the control panel all content is managed inside fields. They come in many types, from basic text and select boxes, to rich text fields and image pickers. Fields are grouped into blueprints and fieldsets and can be reused in a number of different ways.
 id: cb21fabb-65ba-4869-9acd-f6aa2fb58a01
 blueprint: page
+title: Fields
+template: page
+intro: 'While in the control panel all content is managed inside fields. They come in many types, from basic text and select boxes, to rich text fields and image pickers. Fields are grouped into blueprints and fieldsets and can be reused in a number of different ways.'
+related_entries:
+  - 9a1d8b88-c600-46f2-8727-1deb56f2e87a
+  - 54548616-fd6d-44a3-a379-bdf71c492c63
+  - 2940c834-7062-47a1-957c-88a69e790cbb
+  - 9b2f6f55-5355-4334-b90d-d1236fb58887
 ---
 ## Common Settings
 
@@ -72,4 +77,4 @@ Learn more about configuring Statamic for [multi-site](/multi-site) projects.
 
 
 
-[dry]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Don%27t_repeat_yourself
+[dry]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Don%27t_repeat_yourself

content/collections/docs/fieldsets.md

@@ -1,9 +1,12 @@
 ---
-title: Fieldsets
-template: page
 id: 2940c834-7062-47a1-957c-88a69e790cbb
 blueprint: page
-intro: Fieldsets are used to store and organize reusable fields.
+title: Fieldsets
+template: page
+intro: 'Fieldsets are used to store and organize reusable fields.'
+related_entries:
+  - 54548616-fd6d-44a3-a379-bdf71c492c63
+  - 9a1d8b88-c600-46f2-8727-1deb56f2e87a
 ---
 ## Overview
 
@@ -55,4 +58,4 @@ fields:
 
 As mentioned earlier, a Fieldset is not inherently attached to anything. In order to use a field (or fields) in a fieldset, you'll need to approach it from the Blueprint side.
 
-See the [Reusable Fields](/blueprints#reusable-fields) section of the Blueprint docs for more details.
+See the [Reusable Fields](/blueprints#reusable-fields) section of the Blueprint docs for more details.

content/collections/docs/forms.md

@@ -1,9 +1,11 @@
 ---
-title: Forms
-template: page
 id: fdb45b84-3568-437d-84f7-e3c93b6da3e6
 blueprint: page
-intro: Forms are a natural part of the internet experience and a core component of most websites. From a basic "Contact Me" form to a multi-page job application, Statamic can help manage your forms, submissions, and thereby make your life a little bit easier.
+title: Forms
+template: page
+intro: 'Forms are a natural part of the internet experience and a core component of most websites. From a basic "Contact Me" form to a multi-page job application, Statamic can help manage your forms, submissions, and thereby make your life a little bit easier.'
+related_entries:
+  - e4f4f91e-a442-4e15-9e16-3b9880a25522
 ---
 ## Overview
 
@@ -358,5 +360,4 @@ axios.post(form.action, new FormData(form))
 ```
 
 [tags]: /tags/form
-[submissions]: /tags/form-submissions
-
+[submissions]: /tags/form-submissions

content/collections/docs/navigation.md

@@ -1,8 +1,13 @@
 ---
-title: Navigation
-intro: A nav (or navigation for long) is a hierarchy of links and text nodes that are used to build navs and menus on the frontend of your site. Trust me, you've seen them before. You're looking at one right now, just move your eyeballs up a little bit. Yeah, there it is.
 id: 2af9fc45-66d0-4ca5-9761-00017076144f
 blueprint: page
+title: Navigation
+intro: 'A nav (or navigation for long) is a hierarchy of links and text nodes that are used to build navs and menus on the frontend of your site. Trust me, you''ve seen them before. You''re looking at one right now, just move your eyeballs up a little bit. Yeah, there it is.'
+related_entries:
+  - ed746608-87f9-448f-bf57-051da132fef7
+  - 485f1703-fc6f-4d0f-94f2-e84ae625e1b7
+  - 3c34ef5c-781e-4a22-a09b-25f58bdb58a8
+  - 35c9cd07-f377-4fcb-b02c-72c1925e6fdf
 ---
 ## Overview
 
@@ -101,4 +106,4 @@ In the case of entry reference nav items, any fields you add to the nav blueprin
 
 ## Localization
 
-When running a [multi-site](/multi-site) installation, you can have a different tree for each nav. Learn more about [localizing navs](/tips/localizing-navigation).
+When running a [multi-site](/multi-site) installation, you can have a different tree for each nav. Learn more about [localizing navs](/tips/localizing-navigation).

content/collections/docs/oauth.md

@@ -1,9 +1,11 @@
 ---
-title: OAuth
-template: page
 id: 3dbb14fd-a762-4891-bce1-daf13b8c5981
 blueprint: page
+title: OAuth
+template: page
 pro: true
+related_entries:
+  - 6b691e04-8f28-4eb2-8288-b61433883fe4
 ---
 ## Overview
 
@@ -176,4 +178,4 @@ OAuth::provider('github')->withUser(function ($user) {
 });
 ```
 
-[socialite-providers]: https://socialiteproviders.com/
+[socialite-providers]: https://socialiteproviders.com/

content/collections/docs/relationships.md

@@ -1,10 +1,14 @@
 ---
-title: Relationships
-template: page
-intro: |
-  Content is often related to other content and bits of data. A blog post may have an author and 3 other recommended posts. A product may have a brand and a category. A hot dog may have a bun and some mustard. This pages covers ways to create and take advantage of these types relationships.
 id: 8ed04215-9f46-4000-bd67-c71b21b67d85
 blueprint: page
+title: Relationships
+template: page
+intro: 'Content is often related to other content and bits of data. A blog post may have an author and 3 other recommended posts. A product may have a brand and a category. A hot dog may have a bun and some mustard. This pages covers ways to create and take advantage of these types relationships.'
+related_entries:
+  - d0c65546-74f1-4a15-89d5-1562a95ee2c6
+  - acee879a-c832-449d-a714-c57ea5862717
+  - 31adcc00-4fbb-4fe9-9b48-401061273096
+  - 0f8102b9-c948-4264-8cb8-cbfbd0415a04
 ---
 ## Overview
 
@@ -87,4 +91,4 @@ If you _aren't_ using a relationship fieldtype but _do_ have an ID to fetch data
 {{ get_content :from="related_id" }}
   <a href="{{ url }}">{{ title }}</a>
 {{ /get_content }}
-```
+```

content/collections/docs/structures.md

@@ -1,11 +1,13 @@
 ---
+id: 3c34ef5c-781e-4a22-a09b-25f58bdb58a8
+blueprint: page
 title: Structures
-intro: A structure is a hierarchy of items used to build navigation on the front-end of your site and optionally dictate the URL structure for entire collections.
+intro: 'A structure is a hierarchy of items used to build navigation on the front-end of your site and optionally dictate the URL structure for entire collections.'
 template: page
-blueprint: page
-id: 3c34ef5c-781e-4a22-a09b-25f58bdb58a8
+related_entries:
+  - 2af9fc45-66d0-4ca5-9761-00017076144f
+  - ed746608-87f9-448f-bf57-051da132fef7
 ---
-
 ## Overview
 
 Structures are a flexible way to create hierarchies of different items. Statamic 2's "Pages" feature has been replaced by a "Structured Collection" (more on that in a bit).
@@ -94,4 +96,4 @@ Each page may have an optional `children` array which is itself another tree. Yo
 - A hardcoded link* should contain a `url` key with either an internal or external URL. The `title` is optional. The GitHub page in the snippet above is an example.
 - Text* can just contain a `title`. The Support page above is an example.
 
-_\* Text and link branches are only available in Navs._
+_\* Text and link branches are only available in Navs._

content/collections/docs/taxonomies.md

@@ -1,8 +1,12 @@
 ---
-title: Taxonomies
-intro: A taxonomy is a system of classifying data around a set of unique characteristics. Scientists have been using this system for years, grouping all living creatures into Kingdoms, Class, Species and so on. Taxonomies are the primary means for grouping content together by topic or a shared attribute.
-blueprint: page
 id: 6a18eac8-6139-419c-9d64-a2c960ccc3cd
+blueprint: page
+title: Taxonomies
+intro: 'A taxonomy is a system of classifying data around a set of unique characteristics. Scientists have been using this system for years, grouping all living creatures into Kingdoms, Class, Species and so on. Taxonomies are the primary means for grouping content together by topic or a shared attribute.'
+related_entries:
+  - 7202c698-942a-4dc0-b006-b982784efb03
+  - ba832b71-a567-491c-b1a3-3b3fae214703
+  - 3f5506d6-03e0-4fcf-b4e8-334c48d51f81
 ---
 ## Overview
 
@@ -155,10 +159,4 @@ When on a [term route](#routing), you can list the entries by using an `entries`
   {{ /results }}
   </ul>
 {{ /entries }}
-```
-
-## Related Reading
-
-- A fundamental understanding of [collections](/collections) is pretty important.
-- The [taxonomy tag](/tags/taxonomy) can come in handy when you're not on taxonomy routes.
-- Prefer writing in your code editor instead of the control panel? You probably want to know how to [manage taxonomies by hand](/tips/taxonomies-by-hand)
+```

content/collections/docs/users.md

@@ -1,10 +1,16 @@
 ---
-title: Users
-intro: Users are the member accounts to your site or application. What a user can do with their account is up to you. They could have limited or full access to the Control Panel, a login-only area of the front-end, or even something more custom by tapping into Laravel.
-template: page
 id: 6b691e04-8f28-4eb2-8288-b61433883fe4
 blueprint: page
+title: Users
+intro: 'Users are the member accounts to your site or application. What a user can do with their account is up to you. They could have limited or full access to the Control Panel, a login-only area of the front-end, or even something more custom by tapping into Laravel.'
+template: page
 pro: true
+related_entries:
+  - 878f0dd7-2d31-479c-b58d-bc60685fa7d2
+  - 748f88ce-85f6-491b-8e9c-fa2b1895be31
+  - 4c3f5caa-a861-4ffd-a856-1692cafeb870
+  - 1ee69ba0-2fa4-4155-9b8d-82536ce95f99
+  - 55993382-c928-48d0-8559-c88b226d4657
 ---
 ## Overview
 
@@ -165,4 +171,4 @@ While users are stored in files by default — like everything else in Statamic
 
 In addition to conventional user authentication, Statamic also provides a simple, convenient way to authenticate with OAuth providers through [Laravel Socialite](https://github.com/laravel/socialite). Socialite currently supports authentication with Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Google, GitHub, GitLab and Bitbucket, while dozens of additional providers are available though [third-party Socialite Providers](https://socialiteproviders.netlify.com/).
 
-Learn how to [configure OAuth](/oauth) on your site.
+Learn how to [configure OAuth](/oauth) on your site.

content/collections/docs/views.md

@@ -1,9 +1,15 @@
 ---
+id: 74c47654-8c47-49b1-a616-ed940ce19977
+blueprint: page
 title: Views
-intro: Views contain HTML, have access to your data, and are used to render the front-end of your site. Layouts, templates, and partials are all different types of views.
+intro: 'Views contain HTML, have access to your data, and are used to render the front-end of your site. Layouts, templates, and partials are all different types of views.'
 template: page
-blueprint: page
-id: 74c47654-8c47-49b1-a616-ed940ce19977
+related_entries:
+  - dcf80ee6-209e-45aa-af42-46bbe01996e2
+  - fbf59081-ba24-4e82-b011-b687be228c89
+  - c7816387-ebc4-4204-b5f2-8e7073a4db8b
+  - 5e848460-9bbc-449e-8edd-182d918163ff
+  - 3d5efc5c-17b1-480b-bb77-53faf3d9552c
 ---
 ## Overview
 Views contain the HTML served by the frontend of your site and are stored in the `resources/views` directory. A simple view might look something like this (but should it?):
@@ -191,11 +197,4 @@ resources/views/
     index.antlers.html
     show.antlers.html
   layout.antlers.html
-```
-
-## Additional Reading
-
-- If you want to learn more about how data gets into your view, check out [The Cascade](/cascade)
-- If you'd like to manipulate your data _before_ it arrives in your view, check out [View Models](/view-models).
-- If you want to use a third-party template engine (like Twig), check out [Other Template Engines](/template-engines).
-- If you want to fetch data from Laravel or do other more programmery-things, you'll want to do that from a [Controller](/controllers).
+```

content/collections/modifiers/ampersand_list.md

@@ -5,6 +5,11 @@ modifier_types:
   - array
   - markup
 title: 'Ampersand List'
+related_entries:
+  - d8a8568c-bb93-4e84-8d30-e527b3b02876
+  - 6866c25b-1266-4908-8325-dce4e5146f5b
+  - eed4c5bc-0923-4f54-ad37-ca9a3384e1e0
+  - 9dfc5020-3d14-4774-a1f6-d82d051cb964
 ---
 Turn a simple array into a comma delimited string with a friendly little ampersand between the last two items.
 
@@ -21,4 +26,4 @@ fruits:
 
 ```html
 apples, bananas & jerky
-```
+```

content/collections/modifiers/days_ago.md

@@ -5,6 +5,15 @@ modifier_types:
   - date
 parse_content: true
 title: 'Days Ago'
+related_entries:
+  - e73f1574-732e-4a74-be47-37e1fddb05d6
+  - 603701ba-5da7-4ec8-abe5-5bc9fe6861ea
+  - 06027289-825e-4205-bd3a-f375e26ab81e
+  - 7ba53a64-0266-4752-af5b-282a40dd11fa
+  - 6ebb6c28-d1f3-4362-92a0-8a16b5c9cd51
+  - 6fcbfa5c-854e-4541-9955-505eca0d6bf7
+  - 811c1cf5-797f-4e77-af92-fde6c03e96d2
+  - 40578328-3288-4c54-a475-8afad19a37e6
 ---
 Returns the number of days since a given date variable. Statamic will attempt to parse any string as a date, but try to keep it in the least ambiguous date format possible.
 
@@ -20,4 +29,4 @@ date: December 25 2021
 
 ```output
 6
-```
+```

content/collections/modifiers/hours_ago.md

@@ -5,6 +5,13 @@ modifier_types:
   - date
 parse_content: true
 title: 'Hours Ago'
+related_entries:
+  - e73f1574-732e-4a74-be47-37e1fddb05d6
+  - 603701ba-5da7-4ec8-abe5-5bc9fe6861ea
+  - 06027289-825e-4205-bd3a-f375e26ab81e
+  - 7ba53a64-0266-4752-af5b-282a40dd11fa
+  - 6fcbfa5c-854e-4541-9955-505eca0d6bf7
+  - 811c1cf5-797f-4e77-af92-fde6c03e96d2
 ---
 Returns the number of hours since a given date variable. Statamic will attempt to parse any string as a date, but try to keep it in the least ambiguous date format possible.
 
@@ -20,4 +27,4 @@ date: October 1 2015
 
 ```html
 {{ test_date | hours_ago }}
-```
+```

content/collections/modifiers/list.md

@@ -5,6 +5,11 @@ modifier_types:
   - array
   - markup
 title: List
+related_entries:
+  - 6866c25b-1266-4908-8325-dce4e5146f5b
+  - eed4c5bc-0923-4f54-ad37-ca9a3384e1e0
+  - cbab1bb5-302e-499d-badb-f154dbae751d
+  - 9dfc5020-3d14-4774-a1f6-d82d051cb964
 ---
 Turn a simple array into a comma delimited list with no comma after the last item.
 
@@ -21,4 +26,4 @@ things:
 
 ```html
 batman, zombies, scrunchies
-```
+```

content/collections/modifiers/minutes_ago.md

@@ -6,6 +6,13 @@ modifier_types:
 parse_content: true
 date: 'October 1 2015 8:30:am'
 title: 'Minutes Ago'
+related_entries:
+  - e73f1574-732e-4a74-be47-37e1fddb05d6
+  - 603701ba-5da7-4ec8-abe5-5bc9fe6861ea
+  - 7ba53a64-0266-4752-af5b-282a40dd11fa
+  - 6fcbfa5c-854e-4541-9955-505eca0d6bf7
+  - 6ebb6c28-d1f3-4362-92a0-8a16b5c9cd51
+  - 811c1cf5-797f-4e77-af92-fde6c03e96d2
 ---
 Returns the number of minutes since a given date variable. Statamic will attempt to parse any string as a date, but try to keep it in the least ambiguous date format possible.
 
@@ -21,4 +28,4 @@ date: October 1 2015 8:30:am
 
 ```html
 {{ test_date | minutes_ago }}
-```
+```