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  • Help | Skeleton Lingonberry Site · 11 years ago

    I have a problem : how to rule the problem

  • PHP7 Good to go? · 11 years ago

    Awesome, thanks for the quick reply.

  • PHP7 Good to go? · 11 years ago

    Yes, I'm using PHP7 on all my testing too. APCu is not enabled currently in Grav, until doctrine/cache is compatible with it, so you won't get any error even if it's available on your server.

  • PHP7 Good to go? · 11 years ago

    Should I be fine upgrading to PHP7 at this point, as long as I'm not relying on the APCu cache extension?

  • How to set "blog" as my root page? · 11 years ago

    That's it! Just clear the cache! Thx a lot!

  • How to set "blog" as my root page? · 11 years ago

    That's the right place. You edited /user/config/system.yaml? You cleared/disabled the cache?

  • How to set "blog" as my root page? · 11 years ago

    Hi guys, I´m quite new to Grav and I like what I see. S/th that troubles me is how to set a blog site with it's children as the home page within the Antimatter themes. I already tried it with the syst

  • Module within Module · 11 years ago

    So simple.. can't believe i missed the option to use taxonomies! Thanks a lot!

  • Module within Module · 11 years ago

    I think you can achieve following with taxonomies. This is how i done it in SoraArticle theme (see sidebar, it's exactly as you requested, another modular layout): {% for module in page.collection({'i

  • Module within Module · 11 years ago

    Hi all, For a single page project I would like to use a module in a module, but im not entirely sure if that will actually work out how I imagined. The one page layout is working fine, consisting of