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@Muut · Joined 9 years ago · 18337 posts · 3878 topics · 137 reputation
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Improve the SEO of the blog posts
· 10 years ago
I think the exact opposite, except for news sites or blogs where the date is an essential information, but that's just my opinion. That said, you can either structure your content in subfolders, so it
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Improve the SEO of the blog posts
· 10 years ago
Hello. When I write a blog post, it get published at (xyz.com/post) and we all know that this is not a good SEO practice. So I want to know if there is a way that my post gets published at (xyz.com/20
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Information about Cookies used/created by Grav?
· 10 years ago
Yes, the cookie is essential to logging in. I mentioned the option to turn it off if you don't actually want to add any cookie to the browser, for some reason, but that will prevent login to the site,
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Information about Cookies used/created by Grav?
· 10 years ago
@flaviocopes This option should be available though in the Grav admin plugin. Setting it system.session.enabled to false, means also that you can't login from the front-end anymore (login from back-en
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Information about Cookies used/created by Grav?
· 10 years ago
If not logged in yet, that is a session cookie, which identifies the user to Grav, and allows to generate a token which we send for example in forms to secure them. You can turn it off by setting syst
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Information about Cookies used/created by Grav?
· 10 years ago
Hi, ok but they are created even without any login feature or access to admin page.
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Information about Cookies used/created by Grav?
· 10 years ago
Hi, they are used to keep the user logged in, and in admin also to store some other information such as which tab is open when editing a page.
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Information about Cookies used/created by Grav?
· 10 years ago
Hi, where can I find information about the cookies created by grav? These are named grav-site in the admin plugin, what is the purpose for these cookies? I need this information for my websites privac
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How to show list in templates
· 10 years ago
Yes, {{page.content}} simply outputs the markdown of the page. If you have a structured content in the page header, you need to tell Grav how to display it in your page Twig template.
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How to show list in templates
· 10 years ago
Example code from Antimatter theme modular/showcase.html.twig: {% for button in page.header.buttons %} <a class="button{% if button.primary %} primary{% endif %}" href="{{ button.url }}