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  • Grav in subfolder with root URL · 9 years ago

    I just tried following the scenario 1 example on that page, and it works fine. I am trying Antimatter. Which theme are you using?

  • Grav in subfolder with root URL · 9 years ago

    I suppose there is an issue with the given theme's configuration. It is probably configured in the template php files with relative paths to the js/, css/ resources. Probably have to change to absolut

  • Grav in subfolder with root URL · 9 years ago

    I am just facing the same issue.

  • Grav in subfolder with root URL · 9 years ago

    I followed the instructions on this page (https://learn.getgrav.org/advanced/change-site-url) as it says in scenario 1, but Css images and javascript do not load anyone can help me!?

  • Image Resize Frontmatter · 9 years ago

    This is how I accomplished a similar thing on my site: page.media[page.header.default_photo].cropResize(300,300) page.header.default_photo contains the image filename. By passing the filename into pag

  • Image Resize Frontmatter · 9 years ago

    Hello. I have setup a blueprint like this: fields: … .Image: type: file label: Image destination: ‘@self’ multiple: false accept: – image/* How can I resize the placeholder like {{ image.Bild|first.pa

  • Param in URL with Grav · 9 years ago

    Hi, We have sites with URLs like /search/value1/value2 where value1 and value2 are being parsed by search.php to process accordingly with apache/multiview. I've tried to google and search the forum,

  • How Do I Reference an Image in Theme Config? · 9 years ago

    I figured out I could do this: <img src="{{ base_url_relative }}/user/pages/images/logo.svg" alt="logo" height="100" /> no need to mess with the yaml file.

  • How Do I Reference an Image in Theme Config? · 9 years ago

    frankly i would do this: avatar_url: headlogo.svg Then in my twig do this as you are already storing the image under a page called images: {% set avatar_image = themeconfig.profile.avatar_url %} {% s

  • How Do I Reference an Image in Theme Config? · 9 years ago

    Note: my underscores are not showing up in the above post, I hope that does not lead to too much confusion.