Hi,
I’ve imported my blog posts from my Webflow site and discovered a problem with the blog name. If this is beyond a certain length, the title isn’t shown in full e.g. “Winning More New Business Through A Better Understanding of Personality Types” has the last two characters removed. Is there a character limit in the “Name” field for blog posts? I’ve not created the “Name” field - this is system generated. If you attempt to edit this field, add the missing characters, and then click “Finish Editing” the change isn’t saved. If I create a new blog post manually (no import), using the same title, I have the same problem. The slug is ok and written in full.
Following the tutorial “How To Create and Connect CMS in Divhunt”, I had created fields for “Thumbnail Image”, “Main Image” and “Meta description”. I did the Webflow CSV import and then noticed that in the right-hand panel for each blog post there were already “Meta description” and “Cover” fields as well as the ones I’d created manually. I guess Divhunt has been updated since the tutorial was created, as those fields in the right-hand panel weren’t there in the tutorial.
I mapped the fields from the Webflow export CSV file to the Divhunt “Blog Posts” connection fields and was able to import both “Thumbnail Image” and “Main Image” for each blog post successfully as both fields were populated in the Divhunt collection. However, if you click on either of the images, the Upload window appears that shows all images, only one image for each blog post appears, not the two different sizes. You can immediately see the file size of the image, but there’s no way of knowing what the image size/file type is. I understand that it’s best practice to have two different image sizes for a thumbnail and cover image, rather than just one and resizing it. Is it possible to see more information on files uploaded elsewhere in Divhunt? - Webflow has an asset manager, where you can click on the image and see more detailed information.
If I retain the “Thumbnail Image” and “Main Image”, then I can identify each of them as a variable when connecting them to my Blog Posts page. But if I put an image in the “Cover” field I can’t then find this field in variables.
I hope that all makes sense and thanks in advance for your help. I really like Divhunt and just want to ensure that I’m setting up my website correctly.