
Understanding Front-matter in Wan’er
Front-matter in Wan’er is a metadata section at the beginning of a Markdown file, enclosed between triple dashes (---
). It provides essential information about the post and helps in categorization and rendering.
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title: "Understanding Simple Guide to Wan'er"
description: "A brief guide on front-matter in Wan'er and where to place post files."
pubDate: 2025-02-04
author: "Your Name"
image: "/img/picture.png"
categories: ["guide"]
tags: ["Astro", "Front-matter", "Explanation"]
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Front-matter in Wan’er is a metadata section at the beginning of a Markdown file, enclosed between triple dashes (---
). It provides essential information about the post and helps in categorization and rendering.
Explanation of Each Field:
- title: Specifies the title of the post.
- description: Provides a short summary or excerpt of the post.
- pubDate: The publication date of the post, formatted as
YYYY-MM-DD
. - author: Defines the author’s name.
- image: Sets the featured image for the post, usually relative to the site’s asset directory.
- tags: An array of keywords to categorize the post. If
featured
is included, the post will be highlighted in thefeatured
section. - categories: Specifies the primary topics or sections the post belongs to, helping to organize content into broader groupings.
Where to Place the Post Files
To maintain a structured content management system, post files should be stored in the appropriate directory:
/content/
├── blog/
│ ├── example-post.md
│ ├── another-post.md
Directory Explanation:
/content/blog/
: Stores all general blog posts.
Create a New Article via Terminal
- You can create a new article using the terminal with the following command:
pnpm create-post new-article.mdx