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• Site-wide image in theme · 11 years ago

  There are a variety of options at outlined in the docs. I suggest creating a user/pages/images folder and putting all your images there. Then you can access those from any page by simply using somet

• Site-wide image in theme · 11 years ago

  How can I access, in a partial view, images that are placed in the 'assets' or 'images' folder of a theme?

• Simple page redirect · 11 years ago

  Perfect thank you! I did search the docs but it didn't show up. I just tested the search again and it did show up ;(

• Simple page redirect · 11 years ago

  Does a configuration based redirect not work for you? Route Aliases and Redirects

• Simple page redirect · 11 years ago

  Is it possible to do a simple page redirect based on the content of a twig tag or header? E.g. If I have the page: mysite.com/promo On that page, I'd like to put a tag to redirect that to: mysite.com

• Is it possible to run Grav without the htaccess file? · 11 years ago

  Agreed :D Apache is the lazy man's web server though :D so I probably shouldn't be nit-picking

• Is it possible to run Grav without the htaccess file? · 11 years ago

  One other thing I didn't mention because i've never tried it, is you can move the htaccess rules into the apache configuration files, specifically a vhost section. Then you can turn off allow overrid

• Is it possible to run Grav without the htaccess file? · 11 years ago

  Yep thanks. As I said, I was speculating - I don't actually think it will ever be an issue. Just playing around. And yes, Grav is the fastest thing I've ever used. Thanks!

• Is it possible to run Grav without the htaccess file? · 11 years ago

  Frankly you are not going to see any real issue with performance with Grav (even with an .htaccess). We've focused on performance and optimizations from the very start. I think you'll find it's abou

• Is it possible to run Grav without the htaccess file? · 11 years ago

  Yeah its fine, I took it out cause I wanted to run it without an htaccess to stop the requests that occur (i.e. apache checks every single directory for every request). It's not really an issue as the