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  • Missing css · 12 years ago

    I think you just need to clear the cache as your live site has cached references to your development site (just view the source and look at the <style> and <script> tags. To clear the cac

  • Missing css · 12 years ago

    Hi guys.. Loving the system so far. I set up this test site and all is working great http://72.9.232.170/~flatrateboxescom/grav/ However when I migrated it over to another server all the CSS is missin

  • Automatic Menu · 12 years ago

    Then it makes creating menu even easier as dropdown markup just requires you to nested unordered list. See the first link for the markup.

  • Automatic Menu · 12 years ago

    I'm sorry I should have been more clear. The second line is not a drop down, but rather a permanent menu. So, the first line nav with the '+' icons will be the main navigation. The second line startin

  • Automatic Menu · 12 years ago

    It looks like you want to create a nested menu but rather than it being traditional vertical drop-downs, you want the 2nd level to be horizontal. That's definitely doable, you would need to render th

  • Automatic Menu · 12 years ago

    The menu building feature is really great. I am wondering if there is a way to have the main menu (current feature) and a 'utility navigation' (see attached) that could also be built in the same autom

  • @taxonomy.tag: foo ( is this already implemented ? ) · 12 years ago

    Docs have been updated. Thanks!

  • @taxonomy.tag: foo ( is this already implemented ? ) · 12 years ago

    That is it Matias , thanks. Is actually very logical, but would be good to fix it on the documentation because there is all in the same line ...

  • @taxonomy.tag: foo ( is this already implemented ? ) · 12 years ago

    You need to obey the YAML rules (remove dots and you will get an idea): content: . . items: . . . . @taxonomy.category: blog

  • @taxonomy.tag: foo ( is this already implemented ? ) · 12 years ago

    Hmm that should work. We will look into it. Thanks