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Rename 01.blog to 01.whatever
· 10 years ago
If you changed the homepage URL, set the new homepage route in system.yaml, under home.alias
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Rename 01.blog to 01.whatever
· 10 years ago
Yes, click 'Clear Cache' -> 'All Caches' in Admin Panel.
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Rename 01.blog to 01.whatever
· 10 years ago
Cache is disabled / cleared?
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Rename 01.blog to 01.whatever
· 10 years ago
Hi all, I have the same problem like https://getgrav.org/forum#!/plugin-development:rename-blog-to-news . I'm running the latest Grav. Now I want to rename 01.blog to 01.whatever so that my links will
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Help with Content
· 10 years ago
I did some further monkeying about on this and found the solution. The correct YAML is as rhukster indicated: title: News Archive content: items: @self.children order: by: date dir: desc T
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Help with Content
· 10 years ago
rhukster thanks for the quick response! I checked your blog.md example and I tried the same thing. So I must be close. The only problem is that I get this error message. I'm wondering if this is pe
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Help with Content
· 10 years ago
You're on the right track, you just need to have a twig template that takes the resulting collection you have created with these settings and iterate over it. The best way to do this is to check out
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Help with Content
· 10 years ago
Hi. I'm obviously missing / misunderstanding something, so if anyone would care to help point me in the right direction I'd appreciate it. I have a file user/pages/news/newsblog.md The content is sho
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Access to Terminal for CLI
· 10 years ago
Good shared hosting providers usually allow terminal (SSH) access. You can ask them. You can still create users via FTP by editing the files directly, like shown here - the command line is just a tool
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Access to Terminal for CLI
· 10 years ago
Hello, I just began to play around a little with Grav. So far I quite like it. The only thing I don't quite understand is the need for access to the terminal. So far I managed to go around that but no