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  • Comments form design · 7 years ago

    @hotel, You have a few options to add your own styling to a theme. But first some explanation. Have a look at template '/user/themes/vela/templates/partials/base.html.twig'. It contains a section wher

  • Userdata is not set when logged in · 7 years ago

    @sque, While reading the README of the login plugin for your last question, I noticed the following quote: Note: the frontend site and admin plugin use different sessions so you need to explicitl

  • "Private Area" not working with session initialization disabled · 7 years ago

    @sque, I presume it is because when system.session.initialize is set to false, Grav won't set a cookie for the user. According the comments in /system/config/system.yaml' for the setting system.sessio

  • RSS Feed picking up wrong name · 7 years ago

    @techielass, I presume you meant you: Copied templates '/user/plugins/feed/templates/(atom|feed).rss.twig' to '/user/themes/my-inherited-theme/templates' And hard-coded the title in the copies? ;-)

  • Emphasis within quoted / indented text? · 7 years ago

    Hi @sue, is the following code block something you are looking for? <pre><code>This is <b>bold</b> inside a code block</code></pre> If so, you can create it by mixi

  • Userdata is not set when logged in · 7 years ago

    Hi @sque, Are you sure a user did indeed login? If not, there is no data about a user... To force the user to login when accessing a page, add the following to the page: access: site.login: true S

  • RSS Feed picking up wrong name · 7 years ago

    Hi @techielass, I presume you are using the plugin "feed"? Looking at the source code at Github, the title is always the title of the page on which the plugin in placed. This is the Twig the plugin u

  • Horizontal rules omitted every other child · 7 years ago

    @ThosGreen Looking at your research (which is very informative) there is probably more to it then just the browser... According to Modzilla Developer Netword on <hr>: Historically, this has be

  • Horizontal rules omitted every other child · 7 years ago

    Hi @ThosGreen, I have run your code using Quark and the blog skeleton. I have replaced template '/user/themes/quark/templates/blog.html.twig' with the following code: {% extends 'partials/base.html.tw

  • Version dropdown and languages · 7 years ago

    Hi @graf, You might want to take a look at the build-in 'Taxonomy' functionality of Grav in combination with the 'TaxonomyList' plugin. You can see both in action in this demo of the TaxonomyList plug