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• Suggestion for plugin or admin like feature · 10 years ago

  Andy, what do you think of such a feature / plugin? Especially for editing/posting of blog entries?

• Suggestion for plugin or admin like feature · 10 years ago

  Having a top bar with some admin functionality after being logged would probably be the best solution. Add a post from there or have little edit icon on each post to invoke the same edit post window a

• Suggestion for plugin or admin like feature · 10 years ago

  One approach could be plugging the DraftIn's "Draft Everywhere" function into a simple textarea. This would certainly simplify non-technical users experience.

• Suggestion for plugin or admin like feature · 10 years ago

  I recall this idea already came up in discussions. Maybe when you're logged in as admin, there could be a top bar with some admin functionality available in the frontend too. Users with just pages ed

• Suggestion for plugin or admin like feature · 10 years ago

  I think one nice feature would be the ability to write new blog entries without using the admin panel. The best way I can think of would be to login, then being able to open a popup panel with a list

• Grav + scss (less) · 10 years ago

  Many thanks for such complete answer. I'm new to scss/sass and i feel it's the best method how to provide my themes with many variables easy to operate by end-user setup. But i still need to solve on

• Grav + scss (less) · 10 years ago

  Compiling .scss into css is part of the normal work-flow in Grav. My experience in the last couple of years has been with sass so I've forgotten the nuances of working with less, but they only differ

• Grav + scss (less) · 10 years ago

  I read doc and found post grav + scss about using scss in theme. There is explanation i can compile manually scss to css, but this i can do myselft anytime. My question is, how to grav-way, use scss

• Problem with page collection headers · 10 years ago

  Bingo. Thanks.

• Problem with page collection headers · 10 years ago

  The @page takes a route (ie, what shows in the URL) not a file path as you have it with the numeric prefix. So probably should be: title: animalsV2 content: items: '@page': '/animalsV1'