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I want to create a page with several groups of feature links as part of my home page (this is for a blog that has a feed on the front page).
I can import VPHomeFeatures into my custom layout, but that always renders the information in the front matter. I can't seem to import VPFeatures though, which is what I really want (and seems easy to pass props into).
I don't understand why one is visible and the other isn't, what's the reason for that?
Is there a way to import VPFeatures? Or, failing that, can I inject a different front matter into VPHomeFeatures? (it renders just fine when I use it multiple times, but just always the same information)
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I want to create a page with several groups of feature links as part of my home page (this is for a blog that has a feed on the front page).
I can import VPHomeFeatures into my custom layout, but that always renders the information in the front matter. I can't seem to import VPFeatures though, which is what I really want (and seems easy to pass props into).
I don't understand why one is visible and the other isn't, what's the reason for that?
Is there a way to import VPFeatures? Or, failing that, can I inject a different front matter into VPHomeFeatures? (it renders just fine when I use it multiple times, but just always the same information)
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