Observe well the last variable mais
, which will get the array from the variable icones
:
- YAML in a Markdown file:
---
gnome: 'gnome'
icones:
- {nome: actions}
- {nome: apps}
- {nome: devices}
- {nome: mimetypes}
- {nome: places}
- {nome: status}
mais:
- {url: 'filename.com/$icones.nome$/logo=$gnome$'}
---
- In another Markdown file:
$for(icones)$
<img alt="$icones.nome$" name="$icones.nome$" src="https://$mais.url$"/>
$endfor$
The item will get successfully all the variables, but the variable $mais.url$
will not get the array variables.
Here is the result:
<img alt="actions" name="actions" src="https://"/>
<img alt="apps" name="apps" src="https://"/>
<img alt="devices" name="devices" src="https://"/>
<img alt="mimetypes" name="mimetypes" src="https://"/>
<img alt="places" name="places" src="https://"/>
<img alt="status" name="status" src="https://"/>
It should be like:
<img alt="actions" name="actions" src="https://filename.com/actions/logo=gnome"/>
<img alt="apps" name="apps" src="https://filename.com/apps/logo=gnome"/>
<img alt="devices" name="devices" src="https://filename.com/devices/logo=gnome"/>
<img alt="mimetypes" name="mimetypes" src="https://filename.com/mimetypes/logo=gnome"/>
<img alt="places" name="places" src="https://filename.com/places/logo=gnome"/>
<img alt="status" name="status" src="https://filename.com/status/logo=gnome"/>