Incorrect markup generated on front page about blacksmith HOT 14 CLOSED

Not yet, but I'll take a look!

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Keep in mind: The refactor branch is not ready for use.

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I found the bug in master and couldn't fix it myself so switched over to refactored to see if it had been resolved. When I found it hadn't, I figured it was time for a bug report :)

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Hi GreyDev,

I was unable to reproduce your issue. There are two suggestions I can give you though:

1. Make sure your site's config.json is complete, as blacksmith looks here to figure out your site's title.
2. blacksmith post isn't very smart. When you run blacksmith post it will make a sub-page (which is good for blog posts but not for a front page). However, if you move the files out of the ./pages/first-post directory into ./pages it should work.

If you have further difficulties try finding me in #nodejitsu on irc.freenode.net .

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I have the same problem as GreyDev. Installed blacksmith like suggested in docu, generated a blog page and did a 'blacksmith generate'. Every post on the frontpage has a title "My awesome blog".

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Hi @deepseafish,

What does your config.json look like?

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Hi Joshua,

it's the default one. Didn't modify it. I can send it to you tonight when I'm back from work.

On 19.04.2012, at 23:33, Joshua [email protected] wrote:

Hi @deepseafish,

What does your config.json look like?

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Okay, because the default blog title is "My awesome blog" and you can change it with the config.json.

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This is my config.json:

{
  "title": "My Awesome Blog",
  "url": "my.blog.local",
  "author": "Me",
  "description": "My awesome blog!",
  "tags": [
    "awesome",
    "blog"
  ]
}

...and this is the result (http://localhost:8080/): http://imgur.com/UanzM

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Just to confirm; This is the same issue I was experiencing deepseafish.

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I came across this problem as well, I think it has to do with "" and the actual <title> tag itself, I never got to the bottom of this.

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Same problem here =/

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I have the same problem, it seems (from my understanding) that weld sets the title of the articles equals to the title of the blog in this page.... but surprisingly it works fine on the article page which also show the two titles.

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+1

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