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@Muut · Joined 9 years ago · 18337 posts · 3878 topics · 137 reputation

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  • Sidebar for subpages · 10 years ago

    Thanks Nicolas, but my question was not about navigation. The idea is to have a default sidebar showing an about me and perhaps some tag clouds, etc. But when you get to a lower level page I'd like t

  • Sidebar for subpages · 10 years ago

    I do something similar to what you are looking for in my Grav Course Hub Project. There I support multiple courses (blogs), where each can contain its own sidebar. If no custom sidebars are found I th

  • Sidebar for subpages · 10 years ago

    Why not use collection ? I use this in a template to display pages at the same level as my current page: <div class="nav-widget"> <p>Quick access:</p> <ul> {% for p

  • Sidebar for subpages · 10 years ago

    I'm thinking about a way to have different sidebars for pages. The idea is to allow pages to have their own sidebar, but fall back to a default one. Bonus points for walking through parent pages/folde

  • Click on site name in navigation bar shows up first blog post? · 10 years ago

    Well, i found it. "Home page" in "Configuration" was set to the first blog post...

  • Click on site name in navigation bar shows up first blog post? · 10 years ago

    I also have to mention that the link i click on will route me to localhost (because of local installation) so i don't explicitly link the first blog post

  • Click on site name in navigation bar shows up first blog post? · 10 years ago

    I want to click on the site name on the navigation bar and then see the blog page. But what happens instead is, that the first blog item is shown. How can i change that?

  • How to tell a page to use a type of blueprint? · 10 years ago

    Ahhh thanks Flaviocopes. That sorts it out then. So if there is no blueprint named the same as the template, it then goes to the default I assume. Thanks.

  • How to tell a page to use a type of blueprint? · 10 years ago

    The blueprint is the same as the template. Use the same name for both. The template defines how the frontend looks, the blueprint how the admin form looks.

  • How to tell a page to use a type of blueprint? · 10 years ago

    Hey thanks for that - but I don't think that answers my question. What I want to do is go into the admin and go 'create new page' and then choose the page blueprint so it shows the right form... how d