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  • What should I do, if I want the URL looks like'site/post/sjeidjaXaT' · 10 years ago

    There is no "magic" to do this. The slug is taken from the page folder, OR from the slug page header property.

  • What should I do, if I want the URL looks like'site/post/sjeidjaXaT' · 10 years ago

    Anyone help? :(

  • What should I do, if I want the URL looks like'site/post/sjeidjaXaT' · 10 years ago

    I mean, every page have a random_string(10) as the slug. Or are there some magic hack to do this?

  • Unicode slug support · 10 years ago

    Slug's by their definition are not allowed to be unicode. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Semantic_URL "Slugs are generally entirely lowercase, with accented characters replaced by letters from the Eng

  • Unicode slug support · 10 years ago

    I live in country use non-latin character. and I have other non-latin(unicode) file that have unicode forlder & slug structure So, What do i do for making Unicode slug live in Grav?

  • Multiple pages in one folder? · 10 years ago

    Hi, @rhukster! I disagree about the limitations. We could have a folder and a file side by side. The file for the content and the folder for the related files. If both have the same name, it would be

  • Multiple pages in one folder? · 10 years ago

    Just FYI, you don't need to use the same name item.md, you can use whatever filename you wish. However the filename by default dictates the template to use, so you will have to set template: item in

  • Multiple pages in one folder? · 10 years ago

    This is a problem for me, too. I'm planing to use grav without a CP and there are some particularities that make it really hard to manage Grav this way. This need to have folders for every entry, even

  • Multiple pages in one folder? · 10 years ago

    In short no. Grav uses a combination of a folder and a markdown image to represent a single page. Also it uses multiple markdown files in the same folder as language translations for that page.

  • Multiple pages in one folder? · 10 years ago

    Is there any way to get Grav to work with multiple pages being stored not in separate subfolders, but as separate .md files within one folder, particularly for a blog-style site? I am trying to minimi