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  • PinPress theme issues... Nav Menu and Contact me · 9 years ago

    Hi @drinkharder.com, I see this comes from the Course Hub Theme (https://github.com/hibbitts-design/grav-theme-course-hub-bones/blob/fc247284db5f4e218120e4d419584d32f42b5604/course-hub-bones.php#L12).

  • PinPress theme issues... Nav Menu and Contact me · 9 years ago

    For me it enters it (Chromodo browser, Chrome-variation), but I get a massively annoying JavaScript-alert saying "Please set the use Built-in CSS option for the External Links plugin to No (i.e. False

  • PinPress theme issues... Nav Menu and Contact me · 9 years ago

    go here http://www.drinkharder.com/grav/v12/ and click on Contact US. It does not enter the contact us page.

  • PinPress theme issues... Nav Menu and Contact me · 9 years ago

    screenshot perhaps? I'm not following.

  • PinPress theme issues... Nav Menu and Contact me · 9 years ago

    Can't click/no link on root Dropdown menu, Message box too small, and how to change Contact me to just Contact.

  • Question about theme inheritance · 9 years ago

    Thanks, I tried to do it via a custom.css file in the new theme (tried either mytheme/css/custom.css and mytheme/assets/css/custom.css) but for some reason the twenty theme doesn't seem to compile the

  • Question about theme inheritance · 9 years ago

    Yes, because the original CSS or Twig that defines the image path is still the same, pointing to that image. You need to change that, which usually involves changing the path of the CSS or Twig file.

  • Question about theme inheritance · 9 years ago

    Thanks flavio. Yes, that was also my understanding after reading the doc. But, for example, on the twenty skeleton: when, on the original theme, I simply change the banner.jpg file on the twenty/image

  • Question about theme inheritance · 9 years ago

    Hi, you need at least the mytheme.yaml and mytheme.php files, and if the original theme referenced an image in its folder, then you also need to change that location by overriding the Twig file (or CS

  • Question about theme inheritance · 9 years ago

    I'm trying to modify a skeleton the right way as suggested by the docs here. After I set up the new mytheme, is it necessary include any other files, besides the elements I would like to change? For