Family tree — a page per person with a short bio and links to their parents, spouse, and children. See People to browse by who appears in which video instead.
EXAMPLE ANCESTOR — fictional placeholder, not a real family member. Walter’s wife. Married in — her own parents aren’t part of this example tree, which is intentional: it tests that a person can have spouse and children set with no parents at all, without the page breaking.
EXAMPLE ANCESTOR — fictional placeholder, not a real family member. Walter’s younger sister. Never married, no children in this example — tests a person who only has parents set. Also her Siblings row is computed automatically (not hand-typed): the family_tree partial finds Walter by scanning for other content/family/ pages that share a parent with her.
EXAMPLE ANCESTOR — fictional placeholder, not a real family member. Great-grandfather. Margaret’s husband. This page also shows why the birth-year suffix matters: a real family could easily have a second “Henry Ashford” born decades later, and the year in the slug (henry-ashford-1925) keeps the two from colliding. Videos tagged people = ["Henry Ashford (1925)"] are auto-listed under /people/henry-ashford-1925/, linked from the “Family” box below.
EXAMPLE ANCESTOR — fictional placeholder, not a real family member. Great-grandmother. Grew up outside Millbrook, married in 1949, and is the one who started the family’s habit of filming every holiday gathering. Videos tagged people = ["Margaret Ashford (1928)"] are auto-listed under /people/margaret-ashford-1928/, and a link to them shows up in the “Family” box below alongside her spouse and children. The spouse / children fields above resolve to the matching content/family/<slug>/ pages — that’s the family tree framework.
EXAMPLE ANCESTOR — fictional placeholder, not a real family member. Walter and Diane’s son, grandson of Henry and Margaret. Reaching Henry and Margaret from here takes two clicks (Parents → Walter → Parents) — there’s no direct grandparent field, by design: the tree is meant to be browsed link by link rather than modeled as a flattened multi-generation chart.
EXAMPLE ANCESTOR — fictional placeholder, not a real family member. Walter and Diane’s daughter, Michael’s sister. Her Siblings row should show Michael automatically.
EXAMPLE ANCESTOR — fictional placeholder, not a real family member. Margaret and Henry’s son, Eleanor’s brother, Diane’s husband, and father to Michael and Susan. Sits in the middle of the tree — parents, a computed sibling, a spouse, and children all show up on one page.