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@paulhibbitts · Joined 9 years ago · 458 posts · 2 topics · 108 reputation

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  • Call to site.yaml from an .md file · 8 years ago

    Hi @duceduc, if you enable Twig processing on each page then something like this should be possible: {{ config.site.yourvariablename }} https://learn.getgrav.org/content/headers#process

  • Inserting two line breaks in Markdown · 8 years ago

    That is a really great tip @iusvar, I did not know you could do that!

  • Inserting two line breaks in Markdown · 9 years ago

    OH! Well, I do not think you could do that via frontmatter (I was assuming you meant in Markdown, but now that I see the theme I know otherwise🙂). One possible alternative is to add the <br> tag

  • Inserting two line breaks in Markdown · 9 years ago

    That's unusual, what theme are you using? For what you describe I use the <br> tag within Markdown.

  • Displaying text in menu bar · 9 years ago

    Hi @lewissn, here is one way: In your site config file add a menu entry without a URL, like this: - text: Subscribe link: "#subscribe" - text: 123-456-7890 link: "" Then fi

  • New to Grav: Want to Know More About Grav · 9 years ago

    Hi @Mujji, I am a non-dev myself and only knew HTML and some CSS before discovering Grav and have found it a great fit for someone who wants to customize things without needing any PHP (Grav uses Twi

  • Add extra page headers automatically to every page · 9 years ago

    Looks like you are making progress @rvreugde! You should be able to define the default right in that Blueprint you are editing, at least I would think so. More info here : https://learn.getgrav.org/f

  • Add extra page headers automatically to every page · 9 years ago

    I've looked into this a bit more and while I was hoping a Blueprint change would do what you want it does not look like page access items are there by default. A custom Blueprint might still be an opt

  • Add extra page headers automatically to every page · 9 years ago

    Do you mean when a Page is added via the Admin Panel? With a custom Blueprint I think you should be able to set defaults for those values: https://learn.getgrav.org/forms/blueprints/example-page-bluep

  • How to render data from footer.md when it's included as a partial? · 9 years ago

    Here is one of my favorite ways: {% set content = pages.find('/footer').content %} {% if content %} {{ content }} {% endif %} This should work for Partials too...