docs/settings

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docs/settings

Get to know more about how you can use Front Matter with our documentation.

https://frontmatter.codes/docs/settings

[sheldonhull]

Is there any way to customize this to include the directory or other metadata that was changed?
Basically I'd like to configure conventional commit but include a basic like refactor: ♻️ update {{file}} or if adding a file feat: ➕ add {{.file}} etc.

[estruyf]

For the git messages, you can make use of the placeholders from Front Matter: https://frontmatter.codes/docs/content-creation/placeholders - but there is not a single file placeholder, as there could be multiple changes. You might be able to use the custom placeholder functionality, to allow you to run a custom script returns what you need.

[Tdnshah]

Does Frontmatter support Astrojs sites.

[estruyf]

Thanks for sharing your experience! There is always more to explore, I'm a bit biased, of course, but I love the extensibility and what will soon come in the new version (custom html/component support).

[Tdnshah]

Hi Guys I am facing two problem, frontmatter cms keeps create frontmatter.json and .frontmatter directory in all the project once I open any project in vscode how can I stop this auto creation of files.

[Tdnshah]

Secondly, my vcode editor start showing margins on both the side open a file in center leaving blank space between how can I reset this to open the file in whole again?

[estruyf]

@Tdnshah I think you accidentally put settings on the global user settings. You can verify this, by opening the user JSON settings via the Preferences: Open User Settings (JSON) command. Check if there are frontMatter.* settings. These settings can best be put in the frontmatter.json file in your website project. Due to that, it might be that Front Matter things it needs to intitialize.

The second issue about the margins, you might have clicked on this button:

Again, this is normally set on the project, in your case it seems to be pushed on the global level.

[Tdnshah]

Thanks for all your prompt responses @estruyf, this did helped.