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  • Antimatter Theme: Subpages · 9 years ago

    The OER demo is using Gantry5 theme framework to achieve those different layouts - http://gantry.org However, you can do similar with any Grav theme by creating a variety of top-level page templates.

  • Antimatter Theme: Subpages · 9 years ago

    Complete beginner here. I am using the antimatter theme (with slight customizations) enable through theme streams/inheritance and want to know how to get drop downs for subpages similar to the "Layout

  • Admin Wish List · 9 years ago

    "That I could add unordered lists into a table" I was able to achieve this in the HTML.

  • Admin Wish List · 10 years ago

    WYSIWYG “Link” button - There's a plugin: https://github.com/sommerregen/grav-plugin-external-links. Still, wish it was built in.

  • Admin Wish List · 10 years ago

    That the WYSIWYG "Link" button would ask you if you want the link to open in a new window. That I could add unordered lists into a table Make a way to add responsive columns. Ether Shortcodes or some

  • Login Plugin ACL no redirect · 9 years ago

    i've added it, but its still not redirect to login page

  • Login Plugin ACL no redirect · 9 years ago

    It's a bit hard to determine the problem from what you write. Not having proper indentation, my guess is you're not adding access: site.login: true correctly indented to the page header.

  • Login Plugin ACL no redirect · 9 years ago

    access: site.login: true cant redirect pages to login page anymore, any solution ?

  • Modular into modular · 9 years ago

    OK, so I'm not that crazy. I made it work an hour ago with {% for module in page.collection() %} {% include 'modular/subpart.html.twig' with {'page': module} %} {% endfor %}

  • Modular into modular · 9 years ago

    If the question is, have submodulars pages/ pages/01.modular/modular.md pages/01.modular/_part1/text.md pages/01.modular/_part1/_subpart1/text.md the answer is no, not out of the box.