Not every plugin needs a whole admin page. Sometimes you just want a button in the toolbar, or a little assistant in the corner, or a panel that pops out next to whatever…
9 mins
For a decade, Grav has had exactly one front door for managing a site. If you wanted to change something, you either edited the files by hand or you opened the admin plug…
6 mins
Yeti Search Pro isn't a settings page. Open it in Admin Next and you get a real search dashboard: index management, document counts, a live search tester, analytics, all …
10 mins
With Grav 2.0 getting closer, I've been living inside the new Admin2 for months now while we build it out, and a handful of features have completely changed how I work on…
5 mins
If your plugin adds its own Markdown syntax — a callout block, a shortcode-like construct, a custom inline mark — you've historically done it by assigning a closure to Gr…
9 mins
Markdown is the heart of writing content in Grav, and for Grav 2.0 we gave it a proper pass. The engine is still the same fast, Parsedown-based renderer it has always bee…
8 mins
If you run forms on a Grav site, you've almost certainly used Google reCAPTCHA. It's been built into the Form plugin for years. You sign up with Google, grab your two key…
6 mins
Most of the Grav 2.0 developer series so far has been quick wins. The compatibility flag is a one-line change. Adding API endpoints is a couple of event handlers. Custom …
19 mins
I've been running my own Grav sites through an AI agent for a few months now, and the thing that kept nagging me was how every other CMS handles AI. It's always bolted on…
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