Blueprint title not show correctly in page create modal

Kirby 3 Solved ✅
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@texnixe:

Thank you for your answers.

Your answer to my first question is super.

Thank you for agreeing to my position in my second question, but I don’t find that an editor/user in the Kirby panel will agree to the current solution in the panel.
@bastianallgeier:
I look for an option, to change this.
Because this behavior follows another new way, that is deeply different from the behavior of Kirby 2. And I have to develop websites, that use Kirby 2 for years. A break would be very bad for long-term users of the panel!

And I have a new question:

3. When I add a new subpage, I see:

new_subpage_smal

How can I change the “name” of the new template in my red line of this hardcopy?

2

Looks like your blueprint is missing a title. Please check out the examples in the new Starterkit to get a better idea of how to build the new blueprints.

title: Default Page
3

No, e.g the file site\blueprints\pages\default.yml starts with:

title: Default Page
text: Standard-Seite
headline: STANDARD-page
# other lines follow

I cannot use the given presets, because they have for my old Kirby 2 websites a wrong order of the two coloums in the panel view. The pages in Kirby 2 are on the left side!

4

Hm, that is weird, it should show Default page and does in my Starterkit, it’s only when I remove the title that the template shows up as Pages/default.

On a side note, what is text and headline supposed to be?

5

… was a test to get an own answer in front of asking here.

Here is my blueprint site\blueprints\pages\default.yml, if I delete these two lines:

title: Default Page

columns:
  # sidebar
  - width: 1/3
    sections:

      # a list of subpages
      pages:
        type: pages
        headline: Seiten
        create:
          - default
          - article

      # a list of files
      files:
        type: files
        headline: Dateien


  # main
  - width: 2/3
    sections:

      # a simple form
      content:
        type: fields
        fields:
          intro:
            label: Intro
            type: textarea
            help: This is the introduction for this "Default" page.
          text:
            label: Text
            type: textarea
            help: This is the "Text" of this page.

There is no difference, if I delete these two lines.

6

Works for me…

7

I run XAMPP 7.2.15 – Apache/2.4.38 (Win64) PHP/7.2.15 on Win10.

8

Heureka!

After playing around with this blueprint, I found the cause!
I had saved it in the format “UTF-8 with BOM”, which shows this effect.
Now I saved it in the file format “UTF-8 without BOM” to get your behaviour.

But I consider this to be an unpleasant behaviour when interpreting blueprints.

@bastianallgeier:
Please correct…
[Added #2:]
May be, you want to add the file “\.editorconfig”:

[**.yml]
charset = utf-8

This only prevents this error, if the editor software reads this file.

[Added:]
I changed this in the other blueprints and they now show also the title in that dialog!

9

Could you please create an issue on Github about the BOM problem. I think we can solve this: https://github.com/getkirby/kirby/issues

10

No sorry, I have no Github account.

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May I ask why you don’t want to create a GitHub account, considering that you are following what is happening on GitHub quite regularly?

13

@bastianallgeier:
After upgrading to Kirby 3.1.3-rc.1 the old blueprints in the format “UTF-8 with BOM” are now working correct.

Thank you and your team!