Markus Durrer Newcomer

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• Subdomain on subpage · 1 year ago

  Sorry, perhaps I have expressed myself incorrectly. The CMS GRAV is installed in the folder “../www/grav” and the domain mydomain.org is rooted to this folder. Now I would like to root the subdomain t

• Subdomain on subpage · 1 year ago

  The DNS entry is for a physical destination. Where is this in the GRAV structure? Surely it is not ../home/www/grav/user/page/08.test? Where do I physically call up the Test page?

• Subdomain on subpage · 1 year ago

  I would like to route a subdomain (https://test.mydomain.org) to https://mydomain.org/test. This without a redirect page. Is this possible with GRAV?

• After update images with @3x are displayed too large · 4 years ago

  Now I have not only reloaded the page in Chrome, but also deleted the chache of the browser. Thus, the images are also displayed in this browser in the correct size. :)

• After update images with @3x are displayed too large · 4 years ago

  @pamtbaau: I added this formatting to the existing img block after the position at the beginning or at the end did nothing. Unfortunately the @3x images are still displayed too large with Chrome on my

• After update images with @3x are displayed too large · 4 years ago

  @pamtbaau: Yes, I added that to the existing main.css in addition, once at the beginning and once at the end. After that I deleted the cache. That did not fix the appearance of the page. But thanks fo

• After update images with @3x are displayed too large · 4 years ago

  @pamtbaau: No, I did not change anything in the css, the scaling did not work after the grav-update. In the main.css the following is set: img { font-size: 16px; font-size: 1.6rem; } figure { d

• After update images with @3x are displayed too large · 4 years ago

  In my web pages I have included bliders with [email protected] or [email protected]. Since the update from Grav 1.6 to Grav 1.7 (I think it was in this update) the images are no longer displayed correctly, but tr