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@Muut · Joined 9 years ago · 18337 posts · 3878 topics · 137 reputation

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

    I'm using the Developer theme as a starting point. http://themes.benjamin-regler.de/developer I've created a user/config/themes/developer.yaml file. profile: name: "New Name" desc: "New Description" a

  • Dynamic Path · 9 years ago

    Hello. I have setup a blueprint like this: fields: ...... .Image: type: file label: Image destination: '@self' multiple: false accept: image/* Strange thing is that there is the absolute path saved

  • (Question) Redirects and subdomains · 9 years ago

    Yup that's .htaccess. You probably set up a redirect rather than a rewrite. Take a look here: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/10642426/htaccess-rewrite-subdomain-to-directory

  • (Question) Redirects and subdomains · 9 years ago

    Hi, i have a question, but i dont know if its related to grav or .htaccess or both. Since I dont really have experience in .htaccess, i thought maybe you can point me in the right direction. I googled

  • Cannot get CLI working · 9 years ago

    You need to make sure you have CLI PHP installed and also that PHP is in your path. You can test with php -v from CLI.

  • Cannot get CLI working · 9 years ago

    I've been just getting around not being able to use the CLI by just downloading files and dropping them into correct location. I would like to be able to actual use the CLI though. Here's my setup: Wi

  • Is it possible to loop over contents of folder? · 9 years ago

    Yes, through a plugin using PHP's scandir if you explicitly need to target a Folder, but if you are after Media within a Page then you should be using Grav's Media-mechanism: https://learn.getgrav.org

  • Is it possible to loop over contents of folder? · 9 years ago

    Is it possible (with twig) to loop over the content (for example images) of a folder?

  • Error when using cropZoom on an image · 9 years ago

    Oh I didn't notice that too! Glad it was a simple typo :)

  • Error when using cropZoom on an image · 9 years ago

    Oh god, I'm such an idiot. The image link I was using had an erroneous " at the end of it: ![description](/images/001.jpg?cropZoom=400,400") ... and that was causing it to produce ERROR. Curiously, ho