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second slide
---
third
but it just show as one without a slide
could someone help me
Hi @yehuda , Welcome to Grav 🙂
I have had a bit of a play and finally got it working , the plugin instructions were a little vague , but to get it working as it was intended in a module page is as follows
install grav , ensure the error, problems and lightslider plugin are installed and enabled.
Download the github resource which will give you a new folder 03.LightSlider and copy it your pages directory.
https://github.com/spamhater-grav/GravCms-Lightslider-Plugin-QuarkDemo
Expand the archive and copy the 03.Lightslider to your pages directory
It shows the layout format to get it working as a module.
Basically a modular page is created and then under that is modular
pages / items including the slider is made as a module underneath.
I have added a bit of text above and below it as the modular directory and used page number rather than _prefixes, so you can change the order through the admin panel.
If you made the modular subpage as non-number prefix you will have to alter the 03.LightSlider page and add your custom order in the frontmatter like
order:
by: default
dir: asc
custom:
- _above
- _slider
- _below
and finally the extra line in the 03.LightSlider modular.md
will make sure it show the main site navigation
onpage_menu: false
The demo has been tested with Quark theme, and the above onpage_menu is currently only applicable to that theme (eeK) Ask away if you have any more questions
@yehuda, Judging from the way the resulting page looks, it seems you want a regular page containing a slider.
There are two ways to get it done. I'll describe the easy one here:
pages
├── 01.home
├── 02.page-with-slider
│ └── default.md
└── slider-content
└── lightslider.md
Page '02.page-with-slider/default.md' contains the following:
---
title: Slider
process:
twig: true
---
{% include 'modular/lightslider.html.twig' with
{'page': page.find('/slider-content')} %}
You are free to add any text above and below the {% ... %} snippet.
And page '/slider-content/lightslider.md' contains the following:
---
title: Slider Content
routable: false
visible: false
lightslider:
slider_type: text
...your-slider-settings
---
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## We have all your **geek** needs covered..
---
# SnipCart Powered
## **Grav** plus **SnipCart** equals easy shopping
---
# A Huge Variety
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The other option is to include the Twig snippet {% ... %} inside a template. And assign the name of the template to the filename of the page. But for this, you will need to override the theme.
Hope this helps...
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