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  • Localhost config not working in 0.9.4? · 12 years ago

    Looks fine to me. If you clear cache does it work? (bin/grav clear-cache) does it work?

  • Localhost config not working in 0.9.4? · 12 years ago

    In /user/config/system.yaml I have: debugger: enabled: false In /user/localhost/config/system.yaml I have: debugger: enabled: true But the debugger is not enabled. If I reverse the settings I get

  • Robots.txt file · 12 years ago

    I will look into this more and document the sitemap stuff better in the coming weeks!

  • Robots.txt file · 12 years ago

    Cool....will try that. Should hopefully make Google happy. Hasn't stopped the site being indexed tho :-)

  • Robots.txt file · 12 years ago

    FYI, getgrav.org has no robots.txt and it is indexed just fine in google: https://www.google.com/webhp?sourceid=chrome-instant&ion=1&espv=2&ie=UTF-8#q=modern+flat+cms

  • Robots.txt file · 12 years ago

    Hmm.. That's strange. You could try something like this (assuming you have the sitemap plugin installed): User-Agent: * Disallow: Allow: / Sitemap: http://yoursite.com/sitemap.xml

  • Robots.txt file · 12 years ago

    Ok...that makes sense. The only reason I mentioned it is because when I listed the website chefsknivesonline.com.au with Google Webmaster Tools....they sent this email 2 days later "Over the last 24

  • Robots.txt file · 12 years ago

    I don't think a robots.txt file will be very useful for Grav. Our .htaccess file is already blocking all undesired requests, and everything else is routed through index.php. A robots.txt file would j

  • Robots.txt file · 12 years ago

    Hi Guys, Just wondering if you have any advice on what folders etc to add to a robots.txt file for a Grav install.....or do you have an example of one that we could use as a standard as part of the i

  • Page.summary Not Truncating at `===` · 12 years ago

    That was it. I had the === inline with the rest of the text. Thanks!