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  • Multisite inheritance question · 10 years ago

    @Sommerregen The system doesn't seem to be falling back to the parent user folder's themes or plugins when not found. If I rename the child /themes folder to _themes (to avoid fully deleting), the adm

  • Multisite inheritance question · 10 years ago

    Thanks @Sommerregen for the additional info. I have thoroughly looked through the docs but maybe I missed something about theme inheritance. This also motivates me to learn more about streams because

  • Multisite inheritance question · 10 years ago

    Ok hi! @getluke As you already figured out, the example in the docs uses separate folders for subsites. You can of course setup Grav in this way to share certain aspects/folder between each install. T

  • Multisite inheritance question · 10 years ago

    Thanks for posting that, I will check it out this evening and report back if I can get it to work. Were you able to get basic multisite working?

  • Multisite inheritance question · 10 years ago

    Hey there, just troubleshooted this on gitter with @Sommerregen as i currently have som problems myself. But for the inheritance regarding themes he posted the snippet: $themes = ["user/themes"]; if

  • Multisite inheritance question · 10 years ago

    I've been playing around with the multisite features (which are awesome btw) and noticed that each "child" site has its own plugins and themes directories. This makes total sense if you had a lot of d

  • Page collections: Modular children of another page · 10 years ago

    Ah excellent, that'll do the trick. Thanks a lot.

  • Page collections: Modular children of another page · 10 years ago

    There's no built-in way now AFAIK, you can do '@page': '/fruit'and then {% set collection = page.collection().modular() %}in the Twig.

  • Page collections: Modular children of another page · 10 years ago

    Hi all, new to Grav and loving it so far. According to the documentation you can access modular children of the current page as a collection with '@self.modular'. Is there a way to access modular chil

  • Retrieve cookie using get_cookie() · 10 years ago

    @flaviocopes7d works perfectly in Grav 1.1, thanks