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• 404 Error · 11 years ago

  Yes, it's the only reason I don't run nginx in development, as it's just really convenient to drop multiple grav sites into one directory and have the .htaccess files get picked up automatically for t

• 404 Error · 11 years ago

  Thankyou for the help. Did not know you had to configure the nginx.conf.

• 404 Error · 11 years ago

  Actually nginx can't pick up apache .htaccess files, you need to configure the nginx virtual host so it can route. The grav install provides a pretty detailed nginx.conf file, but a simple version is

• 404 Error · 11 years ago

  hi, does the .htaccess exist in root?

• 404 Error · 11 years ago

  I have installed the skeleton for twenty in my root directory on amazon in an EC2 instance running nginx. When I go to the homepage it all loads correctly however, when I go to any of the other pages

• Path to blog in modular pages · 11 years ago

  ok thanks i'll give it a try.

• Path to blog in modular pages · 11 years ago

  Well you can't route to a modular page. You can route to the top level (eg home, but if that is built from modular pages, you cannot route to part, because it is does not exist as a standalone page,

• Path to blog in modular pages · 11 years ago

  mhh that's clear but my blog is under a modular page (01.home is modular inside is _blog and inside _blog are the items). in one block of modular there are the last 3 blog entries visible. on click it

• Path to blog in modular pages · 11 years ago

  One simple sure-fire way is to set the path to the blog in your site.yaml, then simple reference it: {{ config.site.blog_path }} Another option is you can use find() like this: {{ page.find('/blog').u

• Path to blog in modular pages · 11 years ago

  hi there, if i decided to use an blog inside the modular pages, so that latest blog entries are shown as module how can i change the path? routes are not working for this enviroment. setup: 01.home -&