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  • PROBLEM with parsing of JAPANESE after UPGRADE to 1.1.6 · 10 years ago

    Will respond on Github issue.

  • PROBLEM with parsing of JAPANESE after UPGRADE to 1.1.6 · 10 years ago

    after UPGRADE to 1.1.6, experienced a change into parsing of JAPANESE a link like this in item.ja.md: https://www.amazon.co.jp/%E8%AB%B8%E5%AD%90%E7%99%BE%E5%AE%B6%E2%80%95%E2%80%95%E4%B8%AD%E5%9B%BD%

  • No CSS and JS files after improved nginx.conf · 10 years ago

    chmod 775 fixed it

  • No CSS and JS files after improved nginx.conf · 10 years ago

    Ok you were right. It has nothing to do with nginx.conf but rather with Dropbox. I set the root html folder to ~/Dropbox/grav and that is why it is not working. Any idea why that is? I redownloaded gr

  • No CSS and JS files after improved nginx.conf · 10 years ago

    nginx.conf was last updated 3 months ago in the repo. Restoring the old one you used fixes the problem, to make sure the problem is caused by the new conf?

  • No CSS and JS files after improved nginx.conf · 10 years ago

    I just did a fresh install on my Vultr server and used the improved nginx.conf and mime.type files. However, only html files are now loaded. For CSS and JS files the server gives a 404 error. What wen

  • jQuery is not defined in admin panel · 10 years ago

    Found: there was a missing line under system.yaml assets: collections: jquery: 'system://assets/jquery/jquery-2.1.4.min.js'

  • jQuery is not defined in admin panel · 10 years ago

    Sometimes after update (but not sure) or after the project has been deployed (almost sure) the admin panel console shows, that jQuery is not defined. What might cause this problem. Under git we have a

  • Sidebar for subpages · 10 years ago

    I'm not sure if this is the best solution since I'm new to Grav and Twig, but it seems to work for now. Thanks to @paulhibbitts for giving me the idea to use uri.path|split('/') to be able to move thr

  • Sidebar for subpages · 10 years ago

    ooops it's the "walk through children" which made me think about this kind of recursive mechanism to fetch content. I didn't think about "inheritence" as you expect...