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  • Background image · 11 years ago

    Maybe you should look at the Mediator skeleton package, it has a fullscreen image for each blog post:

  • Background image · 11 years ago

    Well then I shall attempt to be more clear then. I want to have a way to ask grav to look to look at a picture and place it into the back ground., and make it full screen. Going for the web equivalent

  • Background image · 11 years ago

    Mainly your question is regarding HTML and CSS. I would first mock up what you are trying to do with your background image with pure HTML and CSS, when you have that working, then worry about getting

  • Background image · 11 years ago

    I'm no coder just a pragmatist that can use google . P I got the blog skeleton and mostly like it. Something isn't working, or I need a different skeleton. I made added a testing page named playgroun

  • How about Gantry5? · 11 years ago

    Great! Thanks!!!

  • How about Gantry5? · 11 years ago

    This is definitely something we plan on doing in the future. We need the Grav admin plugin to be solid first though. So that is the current focus.

  • How about Gantry5? · 11 years ago

    Hi there! I'm wondering about the possibilities to use gantry 5 framework with Grav. Any news in regard? Thanks!

  • Image Assets in .md header · 11 years ago

    Apologies, I forgot to mention that critical piece of info. The image is currently stored in the same directory. Your solution works great, thank you!

  • Image Assets in .md header · 11 years ago

    I guess the ultimate question is where is the image stored? that directly effects the URL. if it's simply in the same folder as the page, You can do something like: {{ page.media[header.banner].url()

  • Image Assets in .md header · 11 years ago

    I'd like to have a custom page header containing an image asset. Something like: --- title: Page Title banner: image.jpg --- Adding {{ header.banner }} to the template outputs the image filename, but