This is by design, as this would conflict with the selected choice field its value. When we would update the permalink1 its value from the placeholder to the actual title, slug, ... value, its original value would not be selected anymore.
These placeholders are meant for content creation. If there is anything to happen once the content has already been created, this will need to be achieved by the defined actions or defining your own. Did you know you could create your own custom actions to process your content? More information at: https://frontmatter.codes/docs/custom-actions
This is by design, as this would conflict with the selected choice field its value. When we would update the `permalink1` its value from the placeholder to the actual title, slug, ... value, its original value would not be selected anymore.
These placeholders are meant for content creation. If there is anything to happen once the content has already been created, this will need to be achieved by the defined actions or defining your own. Did you know you could create your own custom actions to process your content? More information at: https://frontmatter.codes/docs/custom-actions
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The slug is not beeing optimized when type is choice.
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This is by design, as this would conflict with the selected choice field its value. When we would update the
permalink1its value from the placeholder to the actual title, slug, ... value, its original value would not be selected anymore.These placeholders are meant for content creation. If there is anything to happen once the content has already been created, this will need to be achieved by the defined actions or defining your own. Did you know you could create your own custom actions to process your content? More information at: https://frontmatter.codes/docs/custom-actions
@estruyf Thank you for the detailed answer.