Ben Bricker Member

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• Problem with displaying content on modular page · 9 years ago

  The folder names match the page title. The .md files just need to correspond to a twig and yaml file with the same name. modular.md would correspond to modular.html.twig and modular.yaml, hero.md woul

• Collect dates from blog posts · 9 years ago

  Something like this should work if you're using jQuery. It should get you on the right track at least. var dates = []; $('.blog-date').each(function(dateElement) { dates.push(Date.parse(dateEl

• Collect dates from blog posts · 9 years ago

  I'm guessing you're using javascript for this right? In twig, you could loop through all of the blog posts and just output their date. Something like this. {% set collection = page.collection({ 'items

• Wrapping Image around text · 9 years ago

  You need to do this with CSS. Use float: right to push the image to the right of the text, and float: left to push it to the left of the text. The text will wrap around the image so long as the image

• Show only Children in Nav · 9 years ago

  Do you just want to know if one of the pages in the list is the page you're currently on? If so, this might work. I haven't tested it with a collection, but worth a shot. {% for item in items %} {

• Meta tags rendering html codes · 9 years ago

  What does your twig file look like?

• Adding a fixed banner over showcase image? · 9 years ago

  This should help get you started in the right direction. HTML <section id="hero"> <div class="row"> ... </div> <div class='hero__overlay">Overlay content<

• Show only Children in Nav · 9 years ago

  My bad on that. I left out part of the code. Change your set to this and it should be correct. {% set items = page.collection({ items: {'@page.children': '/privilegien'},'order': {'by': 'folder', 'dir

• Show only Children in Nav · 9 years ago

  If I'm understanding correctly, you want to output the children of a specific page, right? If so this should work. {% set items = { items: {'@page.children': '/path/to/parent'},'order': {'by': 'folder

• Tap to open nav dropdown · 9 years ago

  Because touch devices don't handle hover, since there isn't a pointer, they won't ever react to that state. One thing you could do is check if the target has children, and then prevent the default ac