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  • What do the {% block %} tags do, exactly? · 11 years ago

    Oooh, right. I think I get it now. Thanks for the help!

  • What do the {% block %} tags do, exactly? · 11 years ago

    That Twig template file (default.html.twig) extends partials/base.html.twig. If you look in that file, you can see the blocks are defined there, and put in the appropriate HTML structure position. Wha

  • What do the {% block %} tags do, exactly? · 11 years ago

    I've read the docs but I didn't seem to find a proper explanation about them. What do the block tags do? What are they for? For example: in the docs it says that a theme's default.md should look some

  • Template for https://getgrav.org/blog? · 11 years ago

    Just create these cards in CSS, the hover effect is just a plain CSS3 box shadow property that changes upon hover + CSS3 transform create the card in CSS, and add the below two properties to get the i

  • Template for https://getgrav.org/blog? · 11 years ago

    I'm specifically interested in these card items. They are really great. Are they also included in the "Blog Site" skeleton?

  • Template for https://getgrav.org/blog? · 11 years ago

    The "Blog Site" skeleton is already a starting point for a blog. The Grav Blog uses a theme that's not distributed to make it a bit special, but it's just a little bit of CSS customization in the Blog

  • Template for https://getgrav.org/blog? · 11 years ago

    See this page, it's all in the learning documents: http://learn.getgrav.org/cookbook/create-a-blog

  • Template for https://getgrav.org/blog? · 11 years ago

    What do I need to setup a page, that exactly looks like https://getgrav.org/blog ? Is there a template, plugin or even a skeleton, that provides this functionality? Thank you very much for your help!

  • User pages + nginx howto · 11 years ago

    1) Currently Grav has the ability to secure pages by user role. So you can have a user login and have access or not to a certain page/s. 2) Users can now register via the frontend, but this needs t

  • User pages + nginx howto · 11 years ago

    Hello, I'm new to your CMS and evaluating it for one of my projects and I have 2 questions: Is it possible to have registration and log in for users and then let users have their own user pages where