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create default-frontend-config.mdx

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    • Added a new Korean-language documentation page detailing the default frontend configuration options for StudioCMS, including descriptions and usage examples for favicon, default language, custom HTML head tags, and the quick actions menu.

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A new Korean-language documentation page was added, detailing the default frontend configuration options for StudioCMS. The page provides a schema reference for the defaultFrontEndConfig object, describing its available options, their types, default values, and usage examples. No changes were made to any exported or public code entities; the update is limited to documentation.

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src/content/docs/ko/config-reference/default-frontend-config.mdx Added new Korean documentation page for StudioCMS default frontend configuration options.

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Actionable comments posted: 1

🧹 Nitpick comments (2)
src/content/docs/ko/config-reference/default-frontend-config.mdx (2)

9-9: Remove unused import.
The ReadMore component is imported but never used in this document. To keep the file clean and avoid confusion, please remove the unused import.

- import ReadMore from '~/components/ReadMore.astro';

11-11: Convert section intro to a heading for consistency.
The line

StudioCMS 통합 구성 옵션 스키마 참조

appears to be a section title but isn’t marked as one. For consistency with other sections, prefix it with a Markdown heading marker (e.g., ##):

- StudioCMS 통합 구성 옵션 스키마 참조
+ ## StudioCMS 통합 구성 옵션 스키마 참조
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src/content/docs/ko/config-reference/default-frontend-config.mdx (1)

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Verify correct type reference in front matter.
The description reads StudioCMSOptions defaultFrontEndConfig 참조 페이지. Please confirm that the type name StudioCMSOptions actually exists in the codebase; if the intended type is StudioCMSConfig or another interface, update this reference accordingly.

Run this script to check for the type definition:


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#!/bin/bash
# Verify that 'StudioCMSOptions' is defined in the codebase
rg -n "StudioCMSOptions" .

Length of output: 3328


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#!/bin/bash
# Search for StudioCMSOptions type/interface in TS files
rg -n "interface StudioCMSOptions" -t ts
rg -n "type StudioCMSOptions" -t ts

# Search for StudioCMSConfig type/interface in TS files
rg -n "interface StudioCMSConfig" -t ts
rg -n "type StudioCMSConfig" -t ts

Length of output: 159


Confirm correct type reference in front matter
I couldn’t locate a StudioCMSOptions or StudioCMSConfig declaration in the repository. Please verify which interface/type is intended for the defaultFrontEndConfig page and update the description: accordingly if necessary.

• File: src/content/docs/ko/config-reference/default-frontend-config.mdx (Line 4) – ensure the front‑matter description refers to a valid exported type.

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@Adammatthiesen Adammatthiesen merged commit de64eb4 into withstudiocms:main Apr 18, 2025
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@jsparkdev jsparkdev deleted the default-front branch April 18, 2025 03:45
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