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Contact for on every page
· 11 years ago
I have a website that requires a contact form in the footer of every page. Using Grav's form system, what's the best way to go about this? Thanks in advance.
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Modular metadata description on language
· 11 years ago
Thanks for your answer, I've tried again, now it works: removed metadata: description: from site.yaml renamed modular.md into modular.en.md added metadata: description: to modular.en.md copied modula
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Modular metadata description on language
· 11 years ago
Im new here but I think you can add the language key behind the module name like default.EN.md and need to set the language in the page header. ---twig template: default.EN So it will search for a `d
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Modular metadata description on language
· 11 years ago
Hello, I need to change the metadata description of a modular page depending on the language. Could someone please explain how to do it?
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Match Blog Skeleton Header to Antimatter Header
· 11 years ago
I have to correct myself. Indeed, as @rhukster pointed out-- you need to remove the blog-header.jpg image. When it's there, and with no mention of body_classes, there's some wonkiness in terms of la
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Match Blog Skeleton Header to Antimatter Header
· 11 years ago
Brilliant-- that worked perfectly for me. It seems like I'm able to keep the blog-header.jpg image file in the folder and still have it look alright. In the process of exploring the possibilities, I
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Match Blog Skeleton Header to Antimatter Header
· 11 years ago
Blog skeleton is actually using Antimatter theme already. To remove the graphic background of the blog list though, simply remove the body_classes from the blog.md frontmatter, and also remove the blo
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Match Blog Skeleton Header to Antimatter Header
· 11 years ago
I'm interested in adjusting the Blog Skeleton Header so that it matches the Header found in Antimatter.
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How to use GitHub Pages for GRAV?
· 11 years ago
Hi, If you develop the site locally (say on localhost), you could generate static pages to upload by mirroring it. wget --mirror localhost Then upload the site wget dumps out to github pages just like
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How to use GitHub Pages for GRAV?
· 11 years ago
Oh, now I see Thank you for the answer :)