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Set <html lang="de"> · 10 years ago

It should already be working with the System configuration you posted.

Set <html lang="de"> · 10 years ago

I 've found it in /user/config/system.yaml and added and modified the existing code. Here's the content which doesn't work yet. languages: supported: de include_default_lang: false translations: true

Set <html lang="de"> · 10 years ago

I'm using onepage skeleton. Should I insert the snippet into each page?

Set <html lang="de"> · 10 years ago

use the following code snippet to setup german as default language and to avoid the additional /deinside the url: languages: supported: - de include_default_lang: false translations: true -

Set <html lang="de"> · 10 years ago

I don't use multilanguage at the moment. I have tested multilanguage on a test system and it added /de to the domain. It also renamed the page names. I would like to avoid those larger modifications i

Set <html lang="de"> · 10 years ago

Try setting the default language - assuming your theme implements multilanguage like this https://github.com/getgrav/grav-theme-antimatter/blob/develop/templates/partials/base.html.twig#L3

Set <html lang="de"> · 10 years ago

How can I set <html lang="de">? It 's blank at the moment with this output -> <html lang="">

Sorting loops · 10 years ago

Hi Perlkonig, yeah I ended up working out how to make a page collection work for this. Thanks

Sorting loops · 10 years ago

It completely depends on how your data and templates are structured. The typical way is through page collections, which is how all the blog templates work.

Sorting loops · 10 years ago

Hi Perlkonig, sorry - I did read that doc page but it doesn't tell me anything at all about how to use the actual function... and I still can't see, even from your example. Do you know how I could use

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