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@csixtyfour · Joined 9 years ago · 82 posts · 13 topics · 22 reputation
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High CPU / Maximum execution time exceeded
· 9 years ago
Hi In my development environment I'm getting a lot of page time outs and cpu maxing out just loading pages - frontend and admin. Because its the dev environment I don't have much optimisation going on
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Changes of $core-accent not applied:
· 9 years ago
I had so much hassle getting scss to compile correctly. There are some instructions here: https://learn.getgrav.org/themes/customization#custom-scss-less which helped me a bit. On Ubuntu linux I need
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Theming / porting an Html site to grav
· 9 years ago
Yes! But in Grav a theme basically controls how the whole site looks and works so it depends on how much functionality you've got currently and how deep you want to dive into Grav. The Learn site is v
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Req: Downloads Section of getgrav.org - open in new tab
· 9 years ago
Hi Technically this might be the wrong topic cause its about the main grav site and not the forum but I'm not sure where else to request it. On the downloads section of getgrav.org - Skeletons, Themes
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Using Form Plugin in modular pages
· 9 years ago
Hi You might find it easier just to display a message on the current screen rather than redirecting to another page. In your contact-form.md add in a message section - then this text will display on t
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How to stop form submit from refreshing to the top of the page (modular)?
· 9 years ago
Hi If you use ajax submit you won't have that annoying page refresh - its easy to change over - the instructions are here: how-to-ajax-submission Then you probably don't really need to scroll anywhere
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Redirect top Home doesnt work
· 9 years ago
I'd take a guess and say its something to do with your smooth scrolling script. You've got two "service" IDs which isn't allowed so probably confusing the script. You might have the initial start poin
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Showing pages that are published
· 9 years ago
Hi The page collection includes a "published" boolean so something like this should do what you need: {% if p.published %} {% endif %}
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Theming methodology for end-user
· 9 years ago
Hi Personally I try to avoid markdown because it has a very limited feature set and basically seems like more work for less pay off than straight html. That said it is possible to mix html and markdow
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Collection of modular children in a module > answer
· 9 years ago
Ah yes that's much better approach and makes more sense than trying to import from the page level. I didn't even realize a page.parent.children type option was available. Thanks a lot for your assis