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• SEO for taxonomies · 10 years ago

  Thanks @paulmassendari. I'll give it a try. Actually I made a few work. Now my biggest issue is still on search , as also the related I can use Google Adsense for now (not ideal, but works)

• SEO for taxonomies · 10 years ago

  If you want each page to have its own description or other seo metatag, you can use the metadata template provided by the antimatter theme. Just include it and add you meta via the advanced tab.

• SEO for taxonomies · 10 years ago

  Sorry. Url changed to http://receitasdefrango.com.br Now, the search is getting 0 results (how come? =/)

• SEO for taxonomies · 10 years ago

  Hi I've been configuring my own Grav website using Receptar as bases, and there are just a couple things that got me a little bit confused (sorry if this is a really dumb sets of questions). This is t

• You are running PHP 5.4.45, but Grav needs at least PHP 5.5.9 to run · 10 years ago

  Thanks for your help hannesh!

• You are running PHP 5.4.45, but Grav needs at least PHP 5.5.9 to run · 10 years ago

  Your default php version is 5.4.45. Your Hoster might have changed the php version your vhost/site runs on to 5.6.27 or whatever, but your default version still is 5.4. You have to prefix bin/gpm with

• You are running PHP 5.4.45, but Grav needs at least PHP 5.5.9 to run · 10 years ago

  Hmmm If I run info.php in the folder that Grav is in, then I am told I have PHP version 5.6.27 However, if I run php -v on the command line in the same folder, I get PHP 5.4.45 (cli) (built: Oct 5

• You are running PHP 5.4.45, but Grav needs at least PHP 5.5.9 to run · 10 years ago

  PS you were right - when I checked using php -v it told me I have php 5.4 I had already contacted them twice to set it to php 5.6 and they said they had but obviously that is not the case...

• You are running PHP 5.4.45, but Grav needs at least PHP 5.5.9 to run · 10 years ago

  Thanks

• You are running PHP 5.4.45, but Grav needs at least PHP 5.5.9 to run · 10 years ago

  The problem is you are not running PHP 5.5+ in the CLI... Try: > php -v This will tell you which PHP you are running for things such as bin/gpm. You probably will need to contact your hosting prov