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  • Fieldtypes · 11 years ago

    Yes, I definitely have plans to update the docs with all the blueprint information. Just not had time yet because i've been focusing on fixing bugs with the admin plugin. It's definitely on the list

  • Fieldtypes · 11 years ago

    Hello, I am enjoying using Grav. Will you be updating your documentation to show which fieldtypes can be used in custom blueprints, to create fields within the admin? Cheers, keep up the great work.

  • SubFolders and Collections · 11 years ago

    You are in luck again! This is coming in the next Grav update: https://github.com/getgrav/grav/issues/361

  • SubFolders and Collections · 11 years ago

    on a somewhat related question - can you have multiple types of collections on a page like content: items: @taxonomy.category: blog items2: @taxonomy.category: subblog on my m

  • SubFolders and Collections · 11 years ago

    No problem. FWIW I usually run with cache off in development to be safe. it's a bit slower, but better than wasting time on a caching issue. And slower is relative when Grav is so fast anyway :)

  • SubFolders and Collections · 11 years ago

    So probably a caching thing - seems to be working now after I changed settings in system.yaml to turn off cache and page expifre to be 60 seconds Thanks for speedy replies. Awesome

  • SubFolders and Collections · 11 years ago

    yeha that would have been helpful: /blog/subblog1/item1/item.md title: SubBlog Item date: 13:34 06/21/2014 taxonomy: category: blog tag: [ocean, birds, photography] product: RhoMobile --

  • SubFolders and Collections · 11 years ago

    BTW you get 3 minutes to make changes with muut forum :)

  • SubFolders and Collections · 11 years ago

    When the pages are processed, it creates a taxonomy mapping for every page and their taxonomies. So it will find pages based on taxonomy no matter where they are in your site. What does the page hea

  • SubFolders and Collections · 11 years ago

    I almost figured that out myself, but it still does not get the 'child items': in blog/blog.md content: items: @taxonomy.category: blog and in subblog1/blog.md content: items: @self.c