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• Checking if current page is root page · 11 years ago

  Hey, you got me wrong! I mean in theme-development !

• Checking if current page is root page · 11 years ago

  you go to grav admin panel, open that page in it, and go to Advanced. There you can see if parent is set to root or to something else.

• Checking if current page is root page · 11 years ago

  How can I check if current page is the root page?

• Media Links · 11 years ago

  LOL you used that guide, but you should of used the one I wrote :) http://getgrav.org/blog/mac-os-x-apache-setup-multiple-php-versions

• Media Links · 11 years ago

  Hi... Okay, had a bit of a clean out of things on my Mac and then reinstalled a MAMP stack using Homebrew, following this guide: https://echo.co/blog/os-x-1010-yosemite-local-development-environment-a

• Media Links · 11 years ago

  I'm just going to remove the reference to using the built in web server because while most of Grav works fine with it, it does break when it comes to routing. It could be the cause of your problems.

• Media Links · 11 years ago

  Here you go... {% for image in page.media.images %} <li> <div> {{ image.html() }} </div> </li> {% endfor %} </ul> Taken from t

• Media Links · 11 years ago

  hmm. ok that's weird, it's actually linking to the image filesystem path, and not the image URL. What is the Twig you have to output the image? Please paste between triple back ticks so it formats th

• Media Links · 11 years ago

  <img style="" src="/Users/*****/Sites/moodesignz/user/pages/02.portfolio/marshalswic k/filename.jpg" > So it's just adding in a far too deep path for some reason - I'm not sure where or how this

• Media Links · 11 years ago

  What is wrong with the paths generated? Can you provide a sample of the output your getting?