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Child theme jquery
· 10 years ago
Also replied in Gitter. Is jquery loaded in the page? Antimatter loads it this way https://github.com/getgrav/grav-theme-antimatter/blob/develop/templates/partials/base.html.twig#L33
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Child theme jquery
· 10 years ago
i created a child theme in antimatter. my custom js is working .when i use just js codes it is working.but when i use jquery in my custom js it is not working.what must i do?where must i place my jqur
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Making really simple layout changes
· 10 years ago
The best way to edit a theme is to create a child theme I see that specific theme does not use SCSS as it's migrated from the WP theme directly. You'll need to alter partials/base.html.twig (https://
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Making really simple layout changes
· 10 years ago
Sorry, I'm actually using the TwentyFifteen theme, but I guess it shouldnt be too different. Where can I find the code to edit in order to change the actual layout and not just each individual blog pa
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Making really simple layout changes
· 10 years ago
Hey folks! I just started using Grav today at Lunsford.ca and I just need to know how to change the name of the blog from "My Blog," and to change the font size and link colors (through CSS or SCSS) o
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Passing a variable to change layout
· 10 years ago
Yup, bingo yet again. Thank you @rhuckster and @flaviocopes for your time and help!
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Passing a variable to change layout
· 10 years ago
rather than using query use a param, which is nicer looking: {{ child.url }}/style:style1 Then you can retrieve that with: {{ dump(uri.param('style')) }} BTW, what you had before will work also, but y
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Passing a variable to change layout
· 10 years ago
Unfortunately I don't think I can see how to make that work. The collection loop in the book1 template, and likewise the loop in the book2 template, displays a link using child.url: {% for child in pa
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Passing a variable to change layout
· 10 years ago
You can create a book1.html.twig template and inside it, in the collection loop, pass a value like {% for child in collection %} {% include 'partials/display-one-book.html.twig' with {'layout':'st
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Passing a variable to change layout
· 10 years ago
I'd be pleased if I could find another way to do it, but at present it seems that I have to reference the pages inside pages/Books1 unless I'm going to have a second copy of the data, which is not at