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  • Remove "GRAV" form the header · 9 years ago

    Thanks!

  • Remove "GRAV" form the header · 9 years ago

    If you mean in the frontend, on the other hand, it depends on the theme. I suppose you use Antimatter. In this case, the logo can be changed in the Site configuration, in "Site title"

  • Remove "GRAV" form the header · 9 years ago

    You mean in the admin panel? If so, you can modify this by clicking on Admin in the Plugins panel.

  • Remove "GRAV" form the header · 9 years ago

    Hello, I am newbie, I want to replace the word "GRAV" from the header of the pages, how can I do? Can I replace a logo?

  • Dependant fields in page blueprint in admin · 9 years ago

    Hello i successfully add a new tab into admin side for my custom page. Thanks for examples and docs !!!! For now i don't find how to make some dependent fields. I get a select with 2 values : simple

  • Nginx minimal configuration · 9 years ago

    I suggest to start with the default nginx configuration https://github.com/getgrav/grav/blob/develop/webserver-configs/nginx.conf, make sure it works and then merge it into your existing config.

  • Nginx minimal configuration · 9 years ago

    Hi, I'm trying to configure nginx, but in the documentation it is only proposed a full configuration of nginx. I already have a lot of apps and configurations on my server, so I'd like to use only the

  • Bold in Markdown/Front Matter · 9 years ago

    Solved: I was missing the strong tag in CSS.

  • Bold in Markdown/Front Matter · 9 years ago

    Hi all, I know the basics of markdown syntax and I want to have part of my text in bold editing my frontmatter/markdown file. but **Some Text** has no effect, while *Some Text* works as expected with

  • Processing twig in additional editor fields · 9 years ago

    evaluate_twig will work: test: "something {{base_url}}" process: twig: true - - - {{ evaluate_twig(header.test)}}