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@Karmalakas · Joined 6 years ago · 1180 posts · 28 topics · 216 reputation

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  • Weird page name bug · 5 years ago

    If it's a fresh install, I assume it's one of the default Grav/Quark templates, correct?

  • Weird page name bug · 5 years ago

    Weird then. Does this page template come from some plugin? Did you update plugins recently?

  • Weird page name bug · 5 years ago

    Probably from the pages' frontmatter (template.md) title: 1

  • Contact Form: Confirmation to any email address · 5 years ago

    How does your form config look like in the page frontmatter? I believe you're looking for this

  • How to change the fonts in Learn2 · 5 years ago

    Did you recompile SCSS to CSS after editing _custom.scss? It's either that or you should just create a custom.css inside the /css folder. But first of all you should extend the theme by inheriting it

  • How to change the fonts in Learn2 · 5 years ago

    Depends on what is easy for you, but yes. Anyway, from your post it sounds you didn't even try to achieve it. If you did, could you list the steps you took and failed?

  • Page prevsibling nextsibling inverted · 5 years ago

    This PR was merged and changes should be available in the upcoming Grav v1.7.19. See PR description how I used this change in my template to have non-inversed pagination

  • Plugin URL hook · 5 years ago

    I believe a sitemap plugin can be as an example for what you're looking for /** @var Uri $uri */ $uri = $this->grav['uri']; $route = $this->config->get('plugins.sitemap.route'); if ($route &

  • Crop images from a carousel · 5 years ago

    It looks like a pure CSS issue, but without seeing HTML and CSS not much we can advise

  • Crop images from a carousel · 5 years ago

    What do you mean it doesn't work? What's the result now and what do you expect? Remember you have a background-size: cover, so visually there shouldn't be much difference (if at all, depending on orig