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• Image rotated 180 degrees in some places · 2 years ago

  @berthelemy, What fiddling you've being doing with Digicam might be of interest to others facing the same issue...

• Image rotated 180 degrees in some places · 2 years ago

  @berthelemy, A similar issue was discussed some time ago on Discourse and github. There was a bug involved which was fixed. Maybe the (lengthy) threads contain some helpful information.

• Theme Clean-Blog: Form submit button not clickable · 2 years ago

  Author has fixed the issue... https://github.com/tranduyhung/grav-theme-clean-blog/issues/33#issuecomment-2031221777

• Accessing punchline header image Saturn theme · 2 years ago

  A second question. I dont want the punchline on every page. Can it be accessed per page? Only by creating a child theme, overriding the templates of the parent and adding a variable in the frontmatte

• Accessing punchline header image Saturn theme · 2 years ago

  @fred, still the punchline in user/config/site.yaml does not appear Did you define it? I don't see it in your user/config/site.yaml. Installing a theme does not magically add configuration settings

• Accessing punchline header image Saturn theme · 2 years ago

  @fred, Sorry, but I cannot reproduce the issue using the following steps: Fresh install of Grav Installing theme Saturn using $ bin/gpm install saturn Set the theme in user/config/system.yaml pages:

• How to add accordeon to page? · 2 years ago

  @fred, Have you tried copy/pasting the accordion sample mentioned in the README of the plugin into the Markdown of the page?

• Date header does not seem to be taken into consideration · 2 years ago

  @squeak, According the documentation about the date frontmatter it says: Dates in the m/d/y or d-m-y formats are disambiguated by looking at the separator between the various components: if the separ

• Accessing punchline header image Saturn theme · 2 years ago

  @fred, Steps to find out how to set the "punch line": Open you website Richt click on the punch line and inspect the element. It will show: <p class="p-intro"></p> Note the class="p-intro

• Twig image page's folder · 2 years ago

  @Delf06, You've marked reply #18, which is about debugging Twig variables, as the solution of the topic. However, this topic is about creating an <img> element. I've take the liberty to remove