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  • Group blog items by year -> redirect and appearance question · 9 years ago

    Maybe it's possible by using '@page.children': '/blog/2017' and so on. Haven't tried it yet. Will report back.

  • Group blog items by year -> redirect and appearance question · 9 years ago

    @rhukster with your recomendation the example is possible but following that configuration there will be posts called 2017, 2018, 2019, etc. Is it possible to hide the 2017, 2018 and 2019 pages from h

  • Group blog items by year -> redirect and appearance question · 9 years ago

    The simplest way is to not build your blog collection via @self.children and use @self. descendantsor @taxonomy.tag - read the collection docs for more info

  • Group blog items by year -> redirect and appearance question · 9 years ago

    I implemented a blog, and since the list of blog posts will get enormous, i would like to atleast group the blog items by year in a folder: /blog/2017/ <--- lots of blog items in here /blog/2018/

  • Frustrated, Can't Edit Page · 9 years ago

    Clearing the cache is the best way to get changes reflected when working with modular pages. Or better yet, turn the cache off while developing. This is simply because the Twig in modular pages is ac

  • Frustrated, Can't Edit Page · 9 years ago

    I get that too at times. Deleting the cache folder and refreshing the page may help.

  • Frustrated, Can't Edit Page · 9 years ago

    I located the EXACT SCRIPT IN THE .html.twig file. I edited that file. I literally DELETED that file from the system entirely, but when I refresh the page, there are no changes that get pushed through

  • How realistic would it be creating a custom admin plugin · 9 years ago

    The admin-pro plugin basically extends the default plugin so it is possible to extend the logic (or limit access to things) via a custom plugin. it's not trivial though. Also you can build quite cus

  • How realistic would it be creating a custom admin plugin · 9 years ago

    My company wants me to create an easy to use CMS where our customers can create their own hotel websites, by dragging & dropping predesigned configurable widgets into predesigned layouts. Basicall

  • A few questions about the form · 9 years ago

    I actually wrote this up in the learn docs and added the ability to provide a unique form twig template that actually makes this process better. This is available in Forms 2.3.0.