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• Mardown extra · 12 years ago

  ok that's a little strange. We're just running through the markdown extra processor. I don't think there's any other processing going on before that which would cause a problem. I will look into it

• Mardown extra · 12 years ago

  It works if html characters gave in hex format (for example: & #xa9; for & copy;)..But it's a little bit harder to remember it ;-)

• Mardown extra · 12 years ago

  thank you all for your answers. You right, with the example of Michel Fortin, no problem, but with my page, it didn't work! I look for the problem and I found it: if in the html part, you have some ht

• Mardown extra · 12 years ago

  BTW I just tested this and it works fine with setting in system.yaml: pages: markdown_extra: true and also with page header: markdown_extra: true Both methods work fine with that example HTML above

• Mardown extra · 12 years ago

  Can you try this example as provided on the Michel Fortin site? <div markdown="1"> This is *true* markdown text. </div> Does that work? If not, can you try setting markdown_extra: true in

• Mardown extra · 12 years ago

  I have enable markdown extra in system.yaml, but the syntax mixing markdown and html (using markdown="1" in html tag) doesn't work. I missed something somewhere ? Thank you for your help

• Removing 'blog' from url · 12 years ago

  blog: route: is no longer used by the last couple of releases of Antimatter. Can you guys please announce these theme changes on the Grav blog? I am using my own theme, not the Antimatter theme. And

• Removing 'blog' from url · 12 years ago

  OK, I've decided to keep it simple and just let the "/blog/" be. ;)

• Removing 'blog' from url · 12 years ago

  blog: route: is no longer used by the last couple of releases of Antimatter. The base_url is calculated based on the current page. This means its more flexible if you move or rename the folder. Howe

• Removing 'blog' from url · 12 years ago

  ...And is the home: alias: '/blog' in "user/config/system.yaml" still correct?