@ben I have a blog that I set up on one of my sites (mairfoils.com) that works perfectly. I needed to duplicate this blog on a sister site, so I dutifully copied everything, including all the MD files and images, to the other site.
The listing for the blog works perfectly, but no matter what I try, I cannot get the individual post page to work; it always displays the mess shown below.
I cannot understand what could be going wrong. I have checked everything and made sure all the files are present, but it just won’t work. I even tried a few restarts with no luck.
Ha, I was out working in my shop when I suddenly had a flash, “Did you change the file extension?”, so I came in, and of course I had not changed it, and of course after changing now it works.
From now on, any project I create that is going to use the CMS (which would be every one), I’m going to set the default to “php” for all extensions.
Although interestingly, I had done it before I started on this project, but when I created this page, it did not use it. So somehow it got unset when I upgraded to the latest version.
@dan I’d like to report that setting the default to PHP does not appear to persist across projects all the time.
I had to add support for the CMS to another project today, so I figured I’d make sure I did not get caught again. Changed the default to PHP before quitting. When I started back up and created the necessary page in the project, it came up as HTML, not PHP.
I did a couple more restarts, and now it seems to be sticking. Before, I would open up Elements, and it would still say HTML as the default.
