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• 2 markdown files in one folder? or can a modular page use nested subfolders? · 11 years ago

  You cannot have multiple .md files in a folder. You will with multilanguage support, but those will be different versions of the same file/page. I would advice creating a modular page 01.home\modula

• 2 markdown files in one folder? or can a modular page use nested subfolders? · 11 years ago

  Is it possible to put two .md files in one (sub) folder? Problem is: I want to modify a single twig layout to use different 'content' for a two column layout. The second column should display the cont

• Simplesearch and taxonomy · 11 years ago

  Regarding point 2) I think the limitation is a combination of the plugin's implementation and its twig. The blog.html.twig uses sidebar.html.twig which uses taxonomylist.html.twig. That last twig inse

• Simplesearch and taxonomy · 11 years ago

  Your 1) solution worked perfect; just what I was looking for. For 2) I've made an archive available here: http://aptly.eu/grav_taxonomy_ex-20150629065240.zip The blog page shows tags. Clicking tags B&

• Simplesearch and taxonomy · 11 years ago

  1 - simple search can be configured to search multiple taxonomies: filters: category: blog filter_combinator: and So in your user/plugins/simplesearch.yaml put: filters: category: [product, b

• Simplesearch and taxonomy · 11 years ago

  I have following page structure: user/pages/ 02.products . taxonomy:category: product . taxonomy:tag: [p1, p2, p3] 03.blog . taxonomy:category: blog . taxonomy:tag: [b1, b2, b3] 04.internal . taxonom

• Sudden ParseException · 11 years ago

  Yah the headers are parsed for all pages and then cached. If Grav detected a file had been updated, it would try and get all the headers again and recache them. This is why this one error threw off

• Sudden ParseException · 11 years ago

  Ohhh, my... I'm sorry. It was a really simple problem. I left a header line unfinished on one page. I had no idea that an unfinished header on one page could throw off the entire site.

• Sudden ParseException · 11 years ago

  Symfony \ Component \ Yaml \ Exception \ ParseException So, for some reason all of the pages on a site I'm developing now get this error. I was just working on templates and adding pages, this started

• {{ dump(page.foo) }} · 11 years ago

  Is that foo block actually rendered? put an <h1>Foo Block</h1> in it to ensure that is displayed.