ghost/test/utils/fixtures/themes/test-theme/index.hbs

<div class="slug">{{tag.slug}}</div>

{{#foreach posts}}

{{!-- The tag below includes the markup for each post - partials/post-card.hbs --}}
<article class="post-card {{post_class}}{{#unless feature_image}} no-image{{/unless}}">{{title}}</article>

{{/foreach}}
💡Changed static router - throw 400 for missing tpl fixes #10990 - Changed the static router to throw a 400 error for a missing template file, rather than falling back to using the default.hbs file - Falling back is weird and hard to understand, but throwing an error makes it clear that the user has to provide the matching template - The new error reads 'Missing template [filename].hbs for route "[route]".' Assume you have a route.yaml file something like: ``` routes: /: home ``` - In Ghost v2, if you don't have a home.hbs template, Ghost falls back to using the default.hbs file if it's available - Most themes have a default.hbs, however this file is a layout file, depended on by other templates, not a template file itself - In production mode, using the default.hbs as a template causes weird, intermittent layout issues depending on which order pages are loaded - This is due to this issue: https://github.com/barc/express-hbs/issues/161 - In Ghost v3, we will throw a 400 error for missing template files instead of having a fallback - In the example above, navigating to '/' would throw the error 'Missing template home.hbs for route "/".' 2019-08-05 19:34:12 +01:00			`<div class="slug">{{tag.slug}}</div>`

			`{{#foreach posts}}`

			`{{!-- The tag below includes the markup for each post - partials/post-card.hbs --}}`
			`<article class="post-card {{post_class}}{{#unless feature_image}} no-image{{/unless}}">{{title}}</article>`

			`{{/foreach}}`