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• Documentation: headers in a doc to the TOC? · 11 years ago

  Thank you!

• Documentation: headers in a doc to the TOC? · 11 years ago

  Shared hosting is just a page under the Hosting page (as i explained in my first reply). See here: https://github.com/getgrav/grav-learn/tree/develop/pages/07.hosting Those should work out of the box

• Documentation: headers in a doc to the TOC? · 11 years ago

  Ok. So currently it is not available the feature to have the headings as submenu items in the sidebar. On http://learn.getgrav.org/ under the hosting menu how is the Shared Hosting and VPS hosting wri

• Documentation: headers in a doc to the TOC? · 11 years ago

  It will take a little customization, but the output of the TOC is really just displayed with: {{ page.content|toc }} So the trick will be to modify the code that loops over the pages to display the si

• Documentation: headers in a doc to the TOC? · 11 years ago

  This plugin is really nice, thanks for pointing it out, but no, actually I was thinking of TOC as the menu items in the learn2 type documentation. But in essence what I'm asking is what this plugin yo

• Documentation: headers in a doc to the TOC? · 11 years ago

  Something like a Table of Contents that jumps to the headers of the page? If so there's a plugin like that: https://github.com/sommerregen/grav-plugin-toc

• Documentation: headers in a doc to the TOC? · 11 years ago

  Not sure if I was clear on this. I mean headers like the #header line in a docs.md file. By creating subfolders and in them separate docs.md files I would end up with separate pages and a menus that r

• Documentation: headers in a doc to the TOC? · 11 years ago

  Just added these as sub-directories of the parent. They will automatically show up as submenu items. that way.

• Documentation: headers in a doc to the TOC? · 11 years ago

  Is there a simple way to make headers of a page from the documentation (learn2) to be subtopics in the table of contents in the sidebar?

• Wondering 2 Things · 11 years ago

  Don't really know what HWD is, but this might help you with understanding where Grav fits in with more traditional CMS platforms such as Joomla.