Would you be able to invite me to the repo so that I can verify what might be wrong?
Is the same happening on the card view?
Would you be able to invite me to the repo so that I can verify what might be wrong?
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Thanks, works fine on my end. Need to give it a try on a Windows device.
Can you show me the card rendering?
Thanks, works fine on my end. Need to give it a try on a Windows device.
<img width="1294" alt="image" src="https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/9cdee469-931c-49e1-8c92-c7f8d34e642a" />
Can you show me the card rendering?
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Haha, why doesn't my mac show it either
<img width="1822" alt="Screenshot 2024-12-27 at 23 23 47" src="https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/595b5137-9fac-493c-9616-0906ede5486c" />
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Ok, that confuses me. Can you execute the diagnostic logging command and provide the output.
https://frontmatter.codes/docs/troubleshooting#inspecting-configuration-behavior
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I was thinking that the frontMatter.taxonomy.seoTitleField setting was set, which allows you to change the title field, but that doesn't seem to be the case.
I have added some extra verbose logging to see is we can spot what might go wrong. Could you do the following:
Set the frontMatter.logging setting in the frontmatter.json file to "verbose"
Disable the Front Matter extension
Install the Front Matter Beta extension (version => 10.6.125186929)
Open the dashboard
If the problem still occurs, open the VS Code Output on the Front Matter CMS log
There should be a record for PagesParser:processPageContent::FrontMatter: ... and PagesParser:processPageContent::Page: .... Can you pass the information from both of these records?
I was thinking that the `frontMatter.taxonomy.seoTitleField` setting was set, which allows you to change the title field, but that doesn't seem to be the case.
I have added some extra verbose logging to see is we can spot what might go wrong. Could you do the following:
- Set the `frontMatter.logging` setting in the `frontmatter.json` file to "verbose"
- Disable the Front Matter extension
- Install the Front Matter Beta extension (version => 10.6.125186929)
- Open the dashboard
- If the problem still occurs, open the VS Code Output on the Front Matter CMS log
There should be a record for `PagesParser:processPageContent::FrontMatter: ...` and `PagesParser:processPageContent::Page: ...`. Can you pass the information from both of these records?
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You showed the output from the main extension version, could you use the beta version: https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=eliostruyf.vscode-front-matter-beta - it contains a bit more logging during the page parsing. Hope to spot the issue there.
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haha Followed the documentation tutorial and added "frontMatter.dashboard.content.card.fields.title": "", which worked.
haha Followed the documentation tutorial and added `"frontMatter.dashboard.content.card.fields.title": ""`, which worked.
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haha Followed the documentation tutorial and added "frontMatter.dashboard.content.card.fields.title": "", which worked.
Had you set this somewhere? As by default, it is not defined.
Good you got it working!
> haha Followed the documentation tutorial and added `"frontMatter.dashboard.content.card.fields.title": ""`, which worked.
Had you set this somewhere? As by default, it is not defined.
Good you got it working!
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For blogs based on the astro framework, the title of the article is not displayed on the dashboard page.
Hi @jimicat, that is odd, can you show me what an article's content looks like?
Is the same happening on the card view?
Would you be able to invite me to the repo so that I can verify what might be wrong?
I invited you. Card view doesn't show it either.
Thanks, works fine on my end. Need to give it a try on a Windows device.
Can you show me the card rendering?
Haha, why doesn't my mac show it either

Ok, that confuses me. Can you execute the diagnostic logging command and provide the output.
https://frontmatter.codes/docs/troubleshooting#inspecting-configuration-behavior
Front Matter CMS - Diagnostics
Beta:
falseVersion:
10.6.0OS:
darwinVSCode version:
1.96.2Project name
miniblog
Workspace folder
/Users/kevin/Documents/opt/miniblogTotal files
Total files found: 90
Folders
/Users/kevin/Documents/opt/miniblog/src/content/postsFiles in folders
src/content/posts/**/*.*Complete frontmatter.json config
I was thinking that the
frontMatter.taxonomy.seoTitleFieldsetting was set, which allows you to change the title field, but that doesn't seem to be the case.I have added some extra verbose logging to see is we can spot what might go wrong. Could you do the following:
frontMatter.loggingsetting in thefrontmatter.jsonfile to "verbose"There should be a record for
PagesParser:processPageContent::FrontMatter: ...andPagesParser:processPageContent::Page: .... Can you pass the information from both of these records?I didn't find any abnormality, thanks for your reply. I'll turn off the issue and check for myself what the problem is.
I also recorded an initialization video for you to see if there are any issues.
https://youtu.be/OqlZmokaybQ
You showed the output from the main extension version, could you use the beta version: https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=eliostruyf.vscode-front-matter-beta - it contains a bit more logging during the page parsing. Hope to spot the issue there.
beta version logs
haha Followed the documentation tutorial and added
"frontMatter.dashboard.content.card.fields.title": "", which worked.Had you set this somewhere? As by default, it is not defined.
Good you got it working!