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  • Page.find query · 11 years ago

    Hi Ah I see will note that little trick down :) Awesome got it work :) thanks for the help :) Any idea on how to make the front end display better? I have added in a table <table> <tr>

  • Page.find query · 11 years ago

    I think this should do the trick: ---twig {% for p in page.find('/wallpapers').children if p != page %} {{ dump(pages.find('/images/landing-page- thumbnails').media.images[p.header.artistimg~'.jp

  • Page.find query · 11 years ago

    Hi Ah I can see where I was going wrong. I have managed to out this variable onto the page so it can be seen but still cant seem to get the image to appear. I have slightly modified the code based on

  • Page.find query · 11 years ago

    If I understand correctly this artistimg variable is a header variable of your children pages? In that case, you'd use: ---twig {{ p.header.artistimg }} to get its value. What you're trying to do nex

  • Page.find query · 11 years ago

    Hi In a twig I have the below and it outputs the page title+link. {% for p in page.find('/wallpapers').children if p != page %} <a href="{{p.url}}/">{{ p.title}}</a> {% endfor %} I have an

  • Grav and URL queries · 11 years ago

    Cheers!

  • Grav and URL queries · 11 years ago

    Done: https://github.com/getgrav/grav/issues/194

  • Grav and URL queries · 11 years ago

    Please create an issue for this: https://github.com/getgrav/grav/issues

  • Grav and URL queries · 11 years ago

    Is it possible to make Grav correctly work with URL queries? Actually, somehow Grav partially works with URL queries, but not always. If the url would be, for example, like site.com/page?download=1&am

  • WordPress Import · 11 years ago

    Admin gui is already in the works ;)