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I can do a batch search and replace a variable with VS Code, I've done that to try multiple themes that use different variable names for featured images. The problem is that I only have one variable name available in the front matter of hundreds of markdown files. If I need to use an extra variable I have to create it manually. It wouldn't be a problem if it was a new blog. |
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You can use the replace functionality in vs code with regex to replace a one line variable to a 2 variable-2line result. You “just” need to tweak your search 😉
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Onderwerp: Re: [chipzoller/hugo-clarity] Use the same variable in front matter for thumbnail and featured image (Discussion #273)
I can do a batch search and replace a variable with VS Code, I've done that to try multiple themes that use different variable names for featured images. The problem is that I only have one variable name available in the front matter of hundreds of markdown files.
If I need to use an extra variable I have to create it manually. It wouldn't be a problem if it was a new blog.
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Thanks for the suggestion, I'll try that. |
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Hi.
I'm in the process of migrating a WordPress blog to Hugo.
The most popular plugin to convert WordPress posts to markdown generates the following variables in the front matter:
title:
author:
type:
date:
url:
featureImage:
categories:
tags:
How can I use
featureImagevariable to also be used as the source of the thumbnail?I really would like to avoid creating a thumbnail variable in the front matter for hundreds of posts, since I want to use the same image as the featured.
How can I use the same variable for thumbnails and featured images?
For example, in the Mainroad theme, If I set a thumbnail: image.jpg in the front matter, it's used as a thumbnail shown at the homepage and on top of a post/page.
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