11ty Error: Cannot use "in" operator to search for "contentwarning" in unexpected types. (via Template render error)
11ty returns this error when I try to make a nunjucks conditional.
Hi I’m trying to add a conditional where if a section of the files frontmatter has contentwarnings: in it, it will make a <details> tag holding a list of all items under that section (in contentwarnings) in a list, and if it doesn’t it doesn’t make it.
Example of what my goal is:
markdown frontmatter:
---
contentwarnings:
- depictions of violence
- blood
- black cats
---
html:
<!--html below will render since contentwarnings is in the frontmatter-->
<details>
<summary>Content warning:</summary>
<ul>
<li>insert scary thing</li>
<li>another scary thing</li>
</ul>
</details>
I’m trying to search for the solution for this, I thought I simply messed up the syntax and tried to fix it be removing post.data.contentwarnings as well as renaming the frontmatter and template syntax from content-warning to contentwarning. those didn’t work. Do I need to make this section of nunjucks code into an include?
Below shows the code that I’m having issues with. I know this part’s the part that I’m having issues with since hiding this section and running the command npm start has it working fine.
The code:
the problem code in my template file (nunjucks file):
{% if 'contentwarning' in post %}
<details>
<ul>
{% for contentwarning in contentwarnings %}
<li>
{{ contentwarning }}
</li>
{% endfor %}
</ul>
</details>
{% endif %}
markdown file (for reference):
---
title: content warning test
summary: a test page to test if content warnings could work.
tags:
- test
- content warnings
rating: mature
contentwarnings:
- depictions of violence
- blood
- pog
---
a test page to test if content warnings could work.
I apologize if the answers very simple, I haven’t worked on my site for a while so I’m pretty rusty.
