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  • Media in Twig template · 12 years ago

    Thank you! This is very helpful. I spent a couple hours trying to get the docs to work... Really enjoying Grav though -- hits the sweet spot for me.

  • Media in Twig template · 12 years ago

    I will go back and review/update the docs, it seems they are in error. You can easily create an arbitrary image folder such as user/pages/static-images and then you can access it's media via something

  • Media in Twig template · 12 years ago

    ...and then when I do it the way you suggest, resize isn't working per the docs, e.g.: {{ page.media['cameraartscover.jpg'].resize(300,364,background='0x262626').url }}

  • Media in Twig template · 12 years ago

    Oh! Thanks. I was following the docs at http://learn.getgrav.org/content/media which just have {{ media... Also, is there no way to resize and cache an arbitrary image? Nothing like {{ media['/static/

  • Media in Twig template · 12 years ago

    Ok, first thing is you should use {{ page.media... }}, not `{{ media... }} Maybe yours was a typo, if so... Second thing, and maybe a silly one, but are you sure you have a file called sample-image.jp

  • Media in Twig template · 12 years ago

    P.S. I'm running the latest version, 0.96.

  • Media in Twig template · 12 years ago

    It seems like no matter what I do (and how I adjust the paths), I can't get {{ media['sample-image.jpg'].cropZoom(300, 200).html() }} to work in my Twig templates. Any idea what could be wrong?

  • Blog as root folder, blog categories serving news/cal etc.? · 12 years ago

    Thanks!

  • Blog as root folder, blog categories serving news/cal etc.? · 12 years ago

    hi. i am now successfully running two blogs side by side. everything fine. more than fine. there is just one limitation as far as i can say: things go strange when i set one of the two blogs as home /

  • Blog as root folder, blog categories serving news/cal etc.? · 12 years ago

    There's nothing really limiting how many blogs you run on a site. To Grav a blog is merely a collection of pages, and there are no restrictions on your folder structure, so it's possible.