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• Caching implications for nicetime twig function · 7 years ago

  @metbril As far as I know, 'nicetime' will not have any impact on caching. Grav does not cache the resulting HTML file, which will indeed change over time. Instead, Grav caches the php file generated

• Access image meta.yaml for Alt in markdown? · 7 years ago

  @Ckka I am afraid the above mentioned example from the docs will not work by its own. For performance reasons, by default, Grav does not process Twig inside Markdown. By default Grav will process ma

• Custom page plugin · 7 years ago

  @luigimassa The docs you are referring to is only about defining and registering blueprints extending existing blueprints ('default') or creating custom blueprints ('example' in '/user/plugins/yourplu

• Select only 3 children from a page · 7 years ago

  @Junek According the docs on Grav's API page.children(): is of type \Grav\Common\Page\Collection which has method order( ), returning a Collection which extends \Grav\Common\Iterator which has method

• [SOLVED] Inherit meta keywords · 7 years ago

  @mathmax You could try something like adding your own field to the header of a page like: meta: append # or replace, or ... and use some logic in Twig: {% set mymeta = page.meta == 'append' ? <appe

• [SOLVED] Inherit meta keywords · 7 years ago

  @mathmax Instead of answering your question, I would like to broaden it with respect to the usefulness of meta keywords. I am by no means a SEO expert, so correct me if I'm wrong... From what I've re

• URL parameters in plugin · 7 years ago

  @crusnac You might try the following: $this->grav['uri']->param('role'); 'param()' is a method of class Uri.

• Meta: description does not show up · 7 years ago

  TL;DR: It is a mix of issues caused by plugin and theme: Plugin 'Social & Seo Meta Tags' falsely overlooks a 'metadata:description' definition in pages and generates a description based on the su

• Wordpress to Grav · 7 years ago

  @steev You might try and ask TrilbyMedia for an indication/quote. They are the people that build Grav. Or you could ask around here on the forum. Many of the visitors are developers.

• Wordpress to Grav · 7 years ago

  @steev It seems that two concepts are being mixed: 'static sites' and 'flatfile CMS'. Static sites: The developer you talked to is right with respect to 'static sites'. These sites are plain HTML (whi