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@myscha · Joined 8 years ago · 30 posts · 10 topics · 2 reputation

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  • "Automatically" reroute to subdirectory page? · 3 years ago

    I had a similar problem and solved it with a collection with source content: items: - '@page.children': '/path/to/source' instead of content: items: - '@self.children' I didn't

  • Theming good practice · 4 years ago

    Thanks for your suggestions. So, as conclusion: it's fine to include the styling for a specific theme inside the plugin. And then, copy and adapt that styling for other themes. sassmeister.com itself

  • Theming good practice · 4 years ago

    Hi, what is best practice regarding plugin themeing? Currently I'm trying to combine/integrate the events plugin and future2021 theme. Unfortunately the events plugin has much styling information in s

  • Create a guestbook in [Agency] · 4 years ago

    It seems that this issue has been solved or isn't important any more. But as it's one of the first search results for 'grav guestbook', I wanted to add that integration of the guestbook plugin is quit

  • How to add nested twig attributes? · 4 years ago

    I want to integrate the guestbook plugin into future2021 theme and render the existing guestbook entries as blog-items. blog_item.html.twig accesses the attribute page.header.continue_link. I'd like t

  • Is it possible to change plugin config programmatically? · 4 years ago

    Finally I found the solution: I must use the $event argument to get the new value. E.g. $event['object']["icalendar_update"].

  • Is it possible to change plugin config programmatically? · 4 years ago

    After a long time I took up the work on this feature again. In general I can change and save a setting in the 'onAdminAfterSave'. public function onAdminAfterSave(Event $event) { $this->grav['c

  • How to debug using dump and xdebug? · 4 years ago

    I assume you use a/some VScode plugin/s, can you tell which one/s for PHP?

  • How to debug using dump and xdebug? · 4 years ago

    @hughbris: use the other debugger “clockwork” - I understand that it’s much better (you’d need to use $this->grav['debugger']->addMessage($myvariable) from PHP) public function onAdminAfter

  • How to debug using dump and xdebug? · 4 years ago

    Thank you very much for that hint. When I add die(); I can see the dump. It's not very comfortable, but it will help. What about logging variable contents to log file or debugbar? The documentation di