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• Sizes with media queries - with OWL Carousel · 6 years ago

  Generated HTML looks ok... Can I have a look at your site somewhere? You can PM me if you want to keep it private.

• Sizes with media queries - with OWL Carousel · 6 years ago

  @msa, I cannot imaging it has anything to do with your custom template, css or Owl... Just to be sure: Did you check the HTML code generated for the <img>? It should be something like: (I guess

• Sizes with media queries - with OWL Carousel · 6 years ago

  @msa, So, half a thumbs up for fixing the first part... For your carousel, you did not need to rename the images and add '@2x' when using derivatives(). Adding '@2x' is a handy trick to make Grav au

• Display Larger version of image when image clicked · 6 years ago

  @cidelab, I just learned about a nice solution that might be what you are looking for. They seem to be using a <picture> element containing multiple images, but my guess is there is a bit more

• Logo and mobile menu not shown · 6 years ago

  @TonHaarmans, I don't think there is anything wrong with Grav nor the original Quark theme related to your issue. However, by editing the Quark templates, you have deleted essential elements that buil

• Add plugin exception · 6 years ago

  @Jerry, A similar issue has been posted just a few days ago... According post Parameter #1 does not contain array of filenames, the devs are working on it. Have a look at the following issue at Gith

• Sizes with media queries - with OWL Carousel · 6 years ago

  @msa, I'm confused... (I seem to be confused a lot last few days...) You said: I can use the previous code: <img src="{{ image.url }}" class="img-full-responsive s-rounded" alt="{{ post.title }}"&

• Grav performance limits and tuning · 6 years ago

  @elusamus, Have you had a look at the latest blog post about Grav 1.7? In a section on Flex Pages: With Flex Pages we have tested Grav sites with over 50,000 pages! The admin was essentially non-f

• Display Larger version of image when image clicked · 6 years ago

  @cidelab, Instead of using a modal windows showing a larger (full screen) image, an alternative might be to adapt the layout of the page/image to cater for different screen sizes. Based on the width

• Is this normal block behavior in my template? · 6 years ago

  @prw, Not quite.... {% do assets.add('theme://js/bricklayer.min.js') %} does not write the javascript to the page. It only adds the javascript file to the assets manager. It is {{ assets.js()|raw }}