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Is it possible to cropResize the image in a text module?
· 5 years ago
@Vince42, If the template being used is designed to do something you don't want, you will have to override and change the template in an inherited theme. I wouldn't consider using css to hide the defa
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Anti bot in the contact form
· 5 years ago
@cvgrenoble, Have you tried it?
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Split content by regex and extract H2
· 5 years ago
@NEA, you might try to add your own filter/funtion to Twig, giving you full PHP functionality. See the docs: Custom Twig Filter/Function
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Upload JavaScript media
· 5 years ago
@ramazan, Would you mind being a bit more precise then: together with the things mentioned above Your solution would be more valuable to other community members if more complete I would like to add
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Simplest way to have email form submission generate Google Analytics goal event?
· 5 years ago
@anders8, Since Typhoon is closed source, I have no idea how its templates look like, but... I presume it follows the usual template structures. I'm not familiar with the Analytics plugins, so I woul
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Is it possible to cropResize the image in a text module?
· 5 years ago
Maybe I should rephrase my question: How can I suppress the text module from displaying the first picture automatically? See post #2 And while you're changing the template anyway, you can ditch the
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Page prevsibling nextsibling inverted
· 5 years ago
@Karmalakas, Here is a suggestion: Blog template is printing the following: {% for p in page.collection %} <div> <div>{{ p.prevSibling.title }}</div> <div>{{ p.title
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Page prevsibling nextsibling inverted
· 5 years ago
@Karmalakas, @Francois, Found an old issue from 2015: Collection nextSibling() and prevSibling() are Switched (Reversed). rhukster commented: Ok taken me a while to decipher this. I think the problem
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Is it possible to cropResize the image in a text module?
· 5 years ago
@Karmalakas Out of the box... If the docs mentions classes:  why not try style? You could also use attribute: , you could add the following to Markdown: ![Cropped, right aligned](jeep.jpg?