Version 10.1.0 release notes

Command bar for contents and media dashboard

We have added a new command bar to the contents and media dashboard. This command bar allows you to perform common actions for single and multiple items.

Common actions on cards

Besides the new command bar, the common actions on content and media cards have been updated. You can now find these actions at the bottom of the card.

Support for glob patterns in the page folder paths

You can now use glob patterns in the page folder paths. This allows you to define a folder path that matches multiple folders.

{
  "frontMatter.content.pageFolders": [
    {
      "title": "Docs",
      "path": "[[workspace]]/content/**/docs"
    }
  ]
}

Extensibility enhancements

Open a file or webpage from a custom script

With version 0.0.15 of the @frontmatter/extensibility it is now possible to open a file or webpage when a custom script is completed.

import { ContentScript } from "@frontmatter/extensibility";

ContentScript.open(`<path to a file>`);
ContentScript.open(`<URL of a webpage>`);

Always show the custom panel view

The custom panel view will now always be shown, not only when content is opened. This can be useful for showing some general information about your website.

Related issues/enhancements

✨ New features

• #671: Command bar for contents and media dashboard

🎨 Enhancements

• #773: Added the ability to rename content files
• #777: Show an error in the metadata panel if something went wrong while parsing the front matter
• #778: Added the ability to open a file or webpage when custom scripts is completed
• #783: Always show the custom panel view
• #785: Adding common actions at the bottom of the content and media cards
• #787: Support for glob patterns in the page folder paths
• #790: Updated Japanese translations thanks to mayumihara

🐞 Fixes

• #716: Fix dataFile dropdown class
• #768: Update broken link to the documentation
• #771: Fix lowercase data tab label
• #782: Fix for setting the correct view when inserting media or snippets
• #786: Remove on startup as VSCode now triggers on known commands