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  • Ajaxify jquery plugin??? · 11 years ago

    Hi, I'm the author of "Ajaxify". Thanks for your interest in the topic and feelf free to send enquiries to [email protected]!

  • Ajaxify jquery plugin??? · 11 years ago

    Well, it sounds great and seems to be easier to implement than TextFormatter ;-) However this time I have other things to do, but I can put it on my list. Maybe I come up fast with a solution otherwis

  • Ajaxify jquery plugin??? · 11 years ago

    Shamelessly, I've come with suggestion for another plugin to be made, This time it's Ajaxify: Ajaxify your whole site out of the box http://4nf.org/ https://github.com/arvgta/ajaxify What are your tho

  • ♪ calling or not calling a new twig block · 11 years ago

    Thanks again ♪ I downloaded Landio skeleton to have a close look: is that the transparent effect of the menu that you like? What part did you inspired from? I looked a little bit to it's structure: it

  • ♪ calling or not calling a new twig block · 11 years ago

    @tidivoit [Grav is] a toolbox that aims at staying simple but with the maximum of flexibility and efficiency. That's a good definition and maybe worth to put in the getgrav.org website ;) Well, it is

  • ♪ calling or not calling a new twig block · 11 years ago

    I would not have been to get to such a point without your active support... ♪ Thank you again ☆ I am going to propose something in the learn section in order to make things may be easier to get at fir

  • ♪ calling or not calling a new twig block · 11 years ago

    That's really great and I really like to see other making progress! Due to its flexibility Grav it isn't easy, but you have learned a lot already. For theming I can recommend you to read the Twig docu

  • ♪ calling or not calling a new twig block · 11 years ago

    You are right again... May be I can also create a above.html.twig file and place it in mytheme/partialsand call it that way... I have to try ... There is no reason to make the blog part heavy

  • ♪ calling or not calling a new twig block · 11 years ago

    ♪ HURRRRRRAHHHH ☆ hHhHhHuUuUuURrRrAAaAaaHhHHh !!!! ☆ aAHh !!! ☆ ♪ ☆ Thank to YOU, again it beautifully worked, and I feel that I have understood a lit bit more of the logic of Grav and Twig... It's ab

  • ♪ calling or not calling a new twig block · 11 years ago

    Thank you @Sommerregen ♪ I am trying now to move above to blog.html.twig as it is the place where it should be as you said. I am discovering twig and am disappointed because I cannot really understand