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  • Website + blog + webapp workflow · 9 years ago

    Hi, I have a website with a blog as an introduction to a web application. I want to migrate this to Grav. What would be the best practice to do that? I get the part of static content and the blog with

  • How to make Menu on the Left · 9 years ago

    Thanks alot

  • How to make Menu on the Left · 9 years ago

    You could just copy the Learn-theme and edit it. Its generally what is known as an off-canvas navigation, like this.

  • How to make Menu on the Left · 9 years ago

    Hello All, kindly assist me in making my menu appear on the left just like it is here https://learn.getgrav.org/themes I want to replicate the same concept. Thanks in advance

  • Markdown Header · 9 years ago

    You would have to enable Markdown Extra in your system.yaml. Syntax should work like this.

  • Markdown Header · 9 years ago

    humm, this syntax doesn't work

  • Markdown Header · 9 years ago

    Not really, you'd have to follow the correct syntax to have it "natively". If I recall correctly, that would be: # Header1 [Link-name](#Header1)

  • Markdown Header · 9 years ago

    Oh thanks I'm going to look that, but it's supposed to do automatically , isn't it ?

  • Markdown Header · 9 years ago

    You just need to use named anchors within the page, as explained here. Similarly, for a link "to the top" you would add a <a name="top"></a> and <a href="#top">To the top!</a>.

  • Markdown Header · 9 years ago

    And if I can have the bottom on the left or right for access directly at the header.