I’m just getting started with Kirby and so far I’m loving it. There’s only one thing I can’t seem to get done and I can’t find it in the docs either. I created a blog.yml and a post.yml blueprint. The first serves as the blueprint for the parent (blog), the second is for the children (posts). The blog.yml blueprint looks like this:
title: Posts
pages:
template: post
files: false
fields:
title:
label: Title
type: text
subtitle:
label: Subtitle
type: text
text:
label: Description
type: textarea
Now if I create a new root level page, how can I make the blog blueprint appear in the template dropdown? Currently it’s disabled and the selected value is the default blueprint:
When I started with Kirby, I had this problem, too. It’s a question that is asked over and over again. I think it would be better, if the starterkit would use …
pages: true
in site.yml blueprint, which would allow all page types to be added to the root level by default.
No need to feel bad. Sometimes it’s not so easy to know where to look for stuff if you’re just getting started. You can always ask here if you get stuck, that’s what we are here for
Thanks! I already feel at home in the Kirby community. This is what I have been looking for the past few years now. I’m really done with WordPress (or is it WordMess ) and Kirby really is in line with my point of view as well.