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@Delf06 · Joined 2 years ago · 8 posts · 1 topics · 0 reputation

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  • Twig image page's folder · 2 years ago

    Thank you for your answer. It was the solution ! Thank you very much

  • Twig image page's folder · 2 years ago

    Hello, Thank you for you answer, I can’t enable the debug bar. in the files : user/config/system.yaml I added debugger: enabled: true provider: debugbar shutdown: close_connection: true onShutd

  • Twig image page's folder · 2 years ago

    Yes, sorry.. Ya, this is my code <img alt="IMG" src="{{ post.media.images|first|raw }}" /> The images is in the folder user > pages > blog > [page name] how can I dumping out to see wha

  • Twig image page's folder · 2 years ago

    Ya I'm confused too with page.media I have the result : <img alt="IMG" src=""> with de post.media I have the result : <img alt="IMG" src="<img alt=" "="">

  • Twig image page's folder · 2 years ago

    @Karmalakas: {{ post.media.images|first|raw }} Like this : <img title="title" alt="TXT" class="myclass" src="{{ post.media.images|first|raw }}" /> ? This command doesn't work...

  • Twig image page's folder · 2 years ago

    Ok I'm starting from de beginning. would like display the image of the post in the article. The article is the preview of the post on the main page. You can click on the title to read the complete pos

  • Twig image page's folder · 2 years ago

    @pamtbaau: @Delf06, The image seems to be part of the content of the page. Any reason why you’ve chosen to use a background-image instead of an \<img> ? the result is the same thing : <img s

  • Twig image page's folder · 2 years ago

    hello, I search to go in the page's folder to take the image in a post. Whats is the url's road for that ? <div class="******" style="background-image: url({{ *********}})">Page image</div&