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David Meissner Member

@dmeissner · Joined 2 years ago · 23 posts · 9 topics · 4 reputation

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  • iframe in Grav 2.0 · 4 months ago

    After upgrading a test site, I just upgraded my staging site to Grav 2.0. The upgrade was very smooth again. One issue: I have a few pages with an embedded iFrame that runs a p5js Javascript file. Thi

  • Grav 2.0 update and incompatible themes · 4 months ago

    Ok, thanks!

  • Grav 2.0 update and incompatible themes · 4 months ago

    I just upgraded my site to 2.0.9 on a testing instance, and everything worked perfectly. I'm very impressed with the whole process. Great work! I'm using the Hypertext theme, and when I upgraded I saw

  • Feed plugin and autodiscover · 10 months ago

    Thanks very much, all is working now!

  • Feed plugin and autodiscover · 10 months ago

    I have modified base.html.twig to add an autodiscover link for my RSS feed, per the instructions in the plugin documentation. The instructions say to add the line: link rel="alternate" type="applicati

  • Feed plugin and <head> tag · 11 months ago

    Thank you. So possibly an inherited theme would be the recommended way to handle this? I’ll go ahead and edit the file directly for now, and if I eventually need other theme changes then I can create

  • Feed plugin and <head> tag · 11 months ago

    The documentation for the Feed plugin says to add a link to the HTML head tag to enable autodiscovery of the feed. How is this done? I assume I have to modify a .twig file somewhere, but which file?

  • Feed plugin question · 12 months ago

    Thanks very much, that’s working for me.

  • Feed plugin question · 12 months ago

    I just installed the Feed plugin, and it works as expected on my blog page. The documentation says that any page with sub-pages will now have a feed. Is there any way to restrict the feed to specific

  • A beginners tutorial on how grav templates work · 1 year ago

    You might want to look into Joomla. I use Grav for my personal site, but I use Joomla for a different site that needs exactly what you describe: a public section and a section for members only. Wordpr