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Rename "image" in YAML header to "splash" #164

Closed ryanmacklin closed 2 years ago

ryanmacklin commented 2 years ago

I'd like to keep those variables to have contextual names, and since that's the splash image, we can use "splash." And if we end up having other images later, we can keep those contextual as well so we start with disambiguation.

ryanmacklin commented 2 years ago

Not a blocker for Portland

bwklein commented 2 years ago

This is the first time I have heard the term 'splash image'. I didn't find it when googling either. Where does that term come from?

ryanmacklin commented 2 years ago

May be one of those "Ryan has been in content & publishing for years" things. What about "header-image"? Something that might be less jargon-y (since I assumed that wasn't deep jargon)

bwklein commented 2 years ago

Hugo looks for images with the words feature, cover or thumbnail in the filename for some of the internal templates. Do any of those terms resonate?

ryanmacklin commented 2 years ago

Cover sounds good to me. i feel like "feature" might be like a special inline sort of connodation, so let's go with cover.

bwklein commented 2 years ago

We can change the title of it in the CMS UI to something like 'Cover Image', but I am going to stick with image and images in yaml front matter because they are used in internal templates and shortcodes.