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Harald Schneider Member
@hschneider · Joined 6 years ago · 85 posts · 5 topics · 15 reputation
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User_profile and status as submenu
· 6 years ago
Looks OK to me 🙂
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Newsletter plugin?
· 6 years ago
Summary You can add any 3d party code with these plugins: InjectPHP: Embeds the output of any PHP code in a Grav page. ShortcodeAssets: Embeds multiple JS and CSS files in a page. ShortcodeCore: Defi
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Newsletter plugin?
· 6 years ago
Not yet. But Grav offers several ways to integrate 3rd party solutions: https://marketmix.com/de/grav-cms-5-plugins-fuer-systemintegration/
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User_profile and status as submenu
· 6 years ago
Add your HTML-Code to this file, right before the navigation is rendered: user/themes/quark/templates/partials/base.html.twig Right above this code: {% block header_navigation %} {% includ
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Current status of schema.org rich structured data types implementation?
· 6 years ago
It think they want to keep the Grav Core lean and mean 🙂 E.g. WordPress and Joomla also rely on SEO Plugins. However, their community seems to be more active. But these platform are much older, though
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Current status of schema.org rich structured data types implementation?
· 6 years ago
If it does its job well, then there is no need to do a commit.
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Current status of schema.org rich structured data types implementation?
· 6 years ago
Have a look at the SEO Plugin. It can create e.g. Twitter Cards and JSON Microdata: https://github.com/paulmassen/grav-plugin-seo/blob/master/README.md
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How to make the footer open a new page
· 6 years ago
You reference the footer of the admin backend. I assume, you want to change the footer of the template frontend. For this, you need to change the following file: /user/themes/THEME-NAME/templates/par
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Unable to change the /log folder (1&1)
· 6 years ago
Thanks for this smart solution. This should work with all webspace providers with limited access and predefined system folders in the root path. Great job! 🙂
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Admin access in Grav Blog skeleton
· 6 years ago
Have a nice Sunday, digging into Grav 🙂