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[bug] credits show escaped html #93

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Svintooo opened this issue Sep 15, 2024 · 7 comments
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[bug] credits show escaped html #93

Svintooo opened this issue Sep 15, 2024 · 7 comments

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@Svintooo
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Svintooo commented Sep 15, 2024

The credits for paige that shows at the bottom of my hugo webpage shows plain html for me.

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My workaround is to disable the credits in hugo.toml so it disappears.

[params.paige.site]
disable_credit = true

I have never used hugo or paige before. I am a complete beginner.
I am developing my webpage in Windows 11 using Powershell.

hugo: hugo v0.133.0-c9777473d1369f812d727a6c07dc57ad7be7bf62+extended windows/amd64 BuildDate=2024-08-17T19:57:41Z VendorInfo=gohugoio
go: go1.23.0 windows/amd64
dart: dart-sass-1.77.8 windows x64

Edit(2024-09-16): changed from disable_credit = false to disable_credit = true.

@allocgator
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How are you setting credit?

I'm able to view the credit by configuring the below in hugo.toml:

[params.paige]
credit = "Some text"
...
...
[params.paige.site]
disable_credit = false

and to not show it, I simply have to set:

[params.paige.site]
disable_credit = true

@Svintooo
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I have not set the credits.
This is what I see when I create a new empty site using the instructions in the README.md.

And yes, setting disable_credit = true will remove it, so this is what I am using now.
note: edited an error in my initial message

@troed
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troed commented Nov 7, 2024

I have the same with the default ones, also resorted to disabling them.

@valantur
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The parameters shown under the "Configure" section of the readme for this project is misleading.
People are copying and pasting the code block there instead of using the contents of the example site at https://github.com/willfaught/paige/blob/master/exampleSite/hugo.toml

[paige] should be [params.paige]. In fact, all of the params in hugo.toml begin with "params", so [paige.alert] should be [params.paige.alert].

@willfaught
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@Svintooo @troed Sorry for the delayed response. Thanks for your reports. It's fixed in the version released today, v0.93.0. Please try it out.

@willfaught
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@valantur The readme says that the config object is under params in site config:

The parameter object is accessed in site parameters as [params.paige], and in page parameters as [paige].

I removed some incorrect "params." prefixes in the TOML example in the readme. Hopefully that's clearer.

@willfaught
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No response, so closing.

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