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• Custom Page Fields in Admin UI · 10 years ago

  Hi, this is maybe what you want: http://www.sitepoint.com/building-faster-websites-with-grav-a-modern-flat-file-cms/ Change it with your YT link and you can generate any numbers of YT video in a page.

• Custom Page Fields in Admin UI · 10 years ago

  Sure you can. Themes can provide page blueprints. See http://learn.getgrav.org/forms/blueprints/example-page-blueprint http://learn.getgrav.org/forms/blueprints/fields-available http://learn.getgrav.o

• Custom Page Fields in Admin UI · 10 years ago

  Hi everyone, I am new to Grav and currently considering it for a project. This project would involve a user creating pages, but the page template requires custom data (for example a link to a YT video

• Simple Search, button & pagetitle · 10 years ago

  I've 2 questions/problems with Simple Search 1) Is it possible to change the page title for the "simplesearch_results.html.twig" ? I've included the search box with {% include 'partials/simplesearch_

• Custom order for a loop · 10 years ago

  Whoops, that was simple, works perfectly. Thanks for the help!

• Custom order for a loop · 10 years ago

  It should be something like: .order('header.order', 'desc')

• Custom order for a loop · 10 years ago

  I'm listing all the pages (from different folders) belonging to category "featured", and I'd like to order them by a custom value. At the moment they're being ordered by date: {% for p in taxonomy.fin

• CSS parsing paths/images · 10 years ago

  Is there any way of (pre)parsing css files for the path locations of images for example ? So that we can use the theme variables like {{ theme_dir }} for this kind of stuff? Yeah, i know i'm a bit laz

• Cinema site: selecting movies through dates · 10 years ago

  this is the layout file: {% extends 'partials/base.html.twig' %} {% block content %} {% import "partials/macros/movie_macros.html.twig" as movie_macros %} {% set all_movies = page.find('/movies

• CSS parsing paths/images · 10 years ago

  Is there any way of (pre)parsing css files for the path locations of images for example ? So that we can use the theme variables like {{ theme_dir }} for this kind of stuff? Yeah, i know i'm a bit laz