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@Karmalakas · Joined 6 years ago · 1180 posts · 28 topics · 215 reputation
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How passwords are used with the login plugin
· 11 months ago
Did you try to check what registration options the login plugin provides?
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Where do I insert messages block from the login plugin?
· 11 months ago
I've edited the title of this topic. This should hint how topics should be created to make forum more searchable and easier to read for other members
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Where do I insert messages block from the login plugin?
· 11 months ago
Please try to keep the forum clean @pamtbaau: Please don’t ask two different questions in one thread.
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Where do I insert messages block from the login plugin?
· 11 months ago
There's a very obvious content block and right above it there's already a messages block too https://github.com/getgrav/grav-theme-learn4/blob/develop/templates%2Fpartials%2Fbase.html.twig#L60
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Where do I insert messages block from the login plugin?
· 11 months ago
Your quote also says it depends on the theme you use. Without you telling us that, there's not much to suggest, other than - search for content in your base template
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Where do I insert messages block from the login plugin?
· 11 months ago
@phil: Can someone tell me the best place to insert the above simple Twig include into the partials/base.html.twig file? It's literally in your quote: @phil: A good location is probably to add this
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Centering Titles in Learn4 Theme
· 11 months ago
A template is just a piece of HTML/Twig code, which defines the layout. There's nothing to picture, because template can be anything you require
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Centering Titles in Learn4 Theme
· 11 months ago
It's very difficult to suggest something if you've no experience in development at all. Someone mentioned that Grav is more developer oriented CMS. If someone has any web development experience, Grav
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Centering Titles in Learn4 Theme
· 12 months ago
Extend theme and create a new page template where you would center the title or just add a custom CSS where you would center all titles
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Installation mechanics
· 12 months ago
Yes. There's no database and even cache has a dedicated folder in the root of itself