If you’re installing to do local theme development, I strongly recommend you switch over to running on WSL. There’s an ongoing bug with how ghost-cli handles paths that means Windows installs end up missing some of the css they need for button and card styling, and apparently you’ve found an additional bug.
If you’re only a little ways into your Ghost journey, I suggest uninstalling Node & npm from Windows, installing WSL (Ubuntu is the preferred distro for Ghost), and then installing node and npm within WSL. There are a LOT of things that just work a little more reliably on Linux. You can still open pages hosted within WSL with your regular browser, and you can use VS Code to edit pages that exist in the WSL partition. That’s how I do my local Ghost work, and it works great. I worked in Windows for about six months before switching, and I’m really glad I did.
If you’re not familiar with WSL, it’s a Microsoft product that basically puts a Linux install within your Windows OS. It’s not a dual-boot setup. You’re running Windows still, but you have all the Linux goodness available.
p.s. I can’t see the right half of your image when zoomed, and pasted images are not searchable. Next time, please paste the error message into a code block.
