Page not found in publishing my vault

[Sahuquillo]

Hi,
I am trying to publish my vault. I have used the template and followed it. My vault is published at https://my.flowershow.app/@me/my-obsidian-vault-2025.
The link now goes to my GitHub repository, so everything is working fine
However, I would like to have a URL that I can share, such as in 'Foldershare' plugin. I am trying to follow the docs in FolderShow (https://flowershow.app/blog/how-to-configure-page-headers#essential-configuration-options). However, I cannot make it. Where should I implement these changes?

1. Using the title frontmatter field
2. Using the top-level markdown heading (# Page Title)
3. Not setting any of the above and allowing Flowershow to use file name as the title.
   Thanks

[olayway]

Hello @Sapiens2025! Thank you for reaching out!

Not sure if I understand correctly your issue but I suspect this is what's happening:

• you've followed the tutorial and using our plugin you've published your vault's content, overwriting the template notes (which is good),
• when you visit your published site you get 404 - if that's the case, this is because you most probably don't have an index.md or README.md in the root of your vault (see notes below) - when you add one and sync your vault again, you should see that markdown file being rendered as your landing page,
• since you mention Foldershare I assume you may want a way to list all the files in your published vault - you can do this by enabling the sidebar which will list all the pages on your site (note word "pages", meaning all the markdown files that has been rendered as pages on your site, and not assets like images, pdfs etc.) and this is how you enable it

How index.md and README.md files are treated by Flowershow:

• these files are treated as "landing" (aka "home", aka "welcome") pages for your vault's folders, for example:
  • top level /index.md (or /README.md) will end up being the landing page of your entire site, i.e. it will constitute the content of https://my.flowerhshow.app/@<username>/<sitename>
  • /blog/index.md (or /blog/README.md) will be your blog's "welcome" page available at https://my.flowerhshow.app/@<username>/<sitename>/blog)

I hope that makes sense! I think we need to have it explained in the docs better.