Statamic Flat: Full comments

Full mode uses Discourse Core's standard canonical-URL comments embed. The first load creates or resolves the ordinary embed topic from this exact page URL.


This is a companion discussion topic for the original entry at https://statamic-flat.demo.discussionbridge.dev/discussionbridge/full-comments

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This stock Statamic installation keeps editorial content in flat files.

The same DiscussionBridge addon supplies two independent workflows:

This is the stock-profile demo. A themed edition will use the same connection contract without changing the platform’s storage model.

This stock Statamic installation keeps editorial content in flat files.

The same DiscussionBridge addon supplies two independent workflows:

This is the stock-profile demo. A themed edition will use the same connection contract without changing the platform’s storage model.

This stock Statamic installation keeps editorial content in flat files.

The same DiscussionBridge addon supplies two independent workflows:

Publish a Statamic article to Discourse — the entry body became one stable Bridge Record and topic; an explicit retry resolved the same identity.
Present a Discourse discussion in Statamic — the page retrieves the first post server-side and renders bounded, sanitized content with a canonical link back to Discourse.
This is the stock-profile demo. A themed edition will use the same connection contract without changing the platform’s storage model.

This stock Statamic installation keeps editorial content in flat files.

The same DiscussionBridge addon supplies two independent workflows:

This is the stock-profile demo. A themed edition will use the same connection contract without changing the platform’s storage model.