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Problem: When a folder does not have an index.md or index.txt file, it fails to indent properly with the folder and the border color is white. Otherwise it functions normally.
I noticed the data folder isn't in the Frontend navigation, either. It occurs to me that the system uses .txt to store "pending" changes and .md to store "published" changes.
If I'm not misunderstanding, I think it would be best for the behavior to reflect as if there was an empty index.txt in the folder, with publishing resulting in the creation of an empty index.md file.
It occurs to me that the system uses .txt to store "pending" changes and .md to store "published" changes.
Yes exactly. There should be no folders without an index.txt file, they are created automatically when you create a folder in the interactive navigation.
From your descriptions, I guess you have some special workaround or you add content manually?
Problem: When a folder does not have an
index.md
orindex.txt
file, it fails to indent properly with the folder and the border color is white. Otherwise it functions normally.Example in the file system:
data
has no index content file.Workaround: Include an
index.md
orindex.txt
file in the folder, empty or otherwise.Expectation: I would expect the folder to behave as if it did have an empty content file.
It would also be nice if
index.yaml
applied to the folder without the content file. It currently does not.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: