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@paulhibbitts · Joined 9 years ago · 462 posts · 3 topics · 113 reputation
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Create navigation menu from markdown headers
· 7 years ago
I would start out by setting up an inherited theme https://learn.getgrav.org/16/themes/customization#theme-inheritance. This is a great way to make minor changes to a theme and benefit from all parent
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Create navigation menu from markdown headers
· 7 years ago
Welcome to Grav @jerobapatrol🙂I myself am an educator/interaction designer with some tech background, and though of course it takes time to learn the basics of Grav esp. Twig once you get going I have
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Create navigation menu from markdown headers
· 7 years ago
Hi @jerobapatrol, might this Plugin be something suitable? https://github.com/trilbymedia/grav-plugin-page-toc
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Beta plugin Updates
· 7 years ago
Looks like this issue has been fixed, I've just been able to do a full update.
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Grav Coding conventions
· 7 years ago
Welcome @maname! I'd say the best thing to do is to review the structure/naming of the default Grav theme Quark https://github.com/getgrav/grav-theme-quark, and also one of the default skeletons such
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Are there limits on how many posts GRAV can handle (compared to WordPress)?
· 7 years ago
Hi @orthocube, I should have mentioned that the main reason behind the new Flexpages feature is in fact supporting much larger sites with high performance! Here are a few more details on Flexpages tha
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Blog Posts View Like WordPress
· 7 years ago
Gotcha! One of the Grav Core team members (Andy Miller) posted a sneak peek of the revised Flexpages Admin interface in the main Discord room a few days back if you want to take a look... https://getg
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Blog Posts View Like WordPress
· 7 years ago
Hi @orthocube, are you looking for something on the front-end or in the Admin Panel?🙂 If in the Admin Panel, there is a significant new feature expected soon in the latest 1.7 Beta called Flexpages, w
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Override (modular content)yaml files in themes templates/modular folder
· 7 years ago
Hi @dion, did you place the blueprint in a modular folder within the templates folder?
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Quark blog styling
· 7 years ago
Hi @SjoerdSmeets, yes by basically removing the bricklayer div you can get a one-column display. I actually have this as an option in my Quark Open Publishing theme so you may find that Twig useful: h