Hello everyone, I just finished setting up NetlifyCMS on my blog. Thanks to @talves and @tomrutgers
One thing I haven’t been able to set up is the tags field in collections.
In Hugo, there’s a collection for tags which usually is in this format
tags: ["netlify", "netlifyCMS", "CMS"]
I tried:
- {label: "Tags", name: "tags", widget: "array"}
but it didn’t work.
I wanted to ask if there’s a possible way of adding a field that’ll accept an array of tags?
Thank you.
I also tried:
- {label: "Tags", name: "tags", widget: "text"}
I then passed in ["netlify", "netlifyCMS", "CMS"]
in the text field.
It almost worked, but the output was an array string '[ "C++", "VsCode", "Compiler" ]'
Try the list widget:
- {label: "Tags", name: "tags", widget: "list"}
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I’ve tried this, but it still dosen’t solve it.
It arranges the tags in a list instead.
I even tried the text widget, but it made;
'["javascript", "PWA", "web apps"]'
instead of:
["javascript", "PWA", "web apps"]
In yml or frontmatter, a list is exactly the same thing as an array, except for the syntax flavor of course, which your front-end doesn’t care about.
tags: ["javascript", "PWA", "web apps"]
Looks like this in yml:
tags:
- javascript
- PWA
- web apps
As long as you use field
instead of fields
you get an array of strings instead of an array of objects.
- label: "Tags"
name: "tags"
widget: "list"
field: {name: tag, label: Tag, widget: string}
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You can also use the select widget, if you prefer that UI:
- label: "Tags"
name: "tags"
widget: "select"
multiple: true
options: ["javascript", "PWA", "web apps"]