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  • Issue with cached assets · 9 years ago

    Is it a public site? can I see it?

  • Issue with cached assets · 9 years ago

    Thanks for your suggestion, but this doesn't work either, i tried multiple different browsers, cleared cache, disabled it but no luck. When I check the network tab in chrome dev tools, it shows it has

  • Issue with cached assets · 9 years ago

    Can this be a problem of client-side caching of the CSS? Try opening the browser dev tools, with the option to disable cache.

  • Issue with cached assets · 9 years ago

    Hi, I have a problem with reloading css assets in a theme, no matter what I do, changes to the css file in my theme don't appear in the browser. I have disabled caching, twig caching, restarted webser

  • Skeleton in admin · 9 years ago

    As Ole said, Skeletons in Grav are essentially demo sites. Any site in Grav is self-contained under the user folder. Skeletons essentially are user folders. You can download any skeleton from Github

  • Skeleton in admin · 9 years ago

    thanks here is the full explenation https://github.com/getgrav/grav-plugin-admin

  • Skeleton in admin · 9 years ago

    But is Admin installed within the Skeleton? Skeletons are packages which include a theme, plugins, and demo content. So you would only have to install Admin into the Skeleton, ie. /SkeletonFolder/user

  • Skeleton in admin · 9 years ago

    I allready have the admin installed on a server.

  • Skeleton in admin · 9 years ago

    What plugin should I install? I want to install this one ( https://github.com/getgrav/grav-skeleton-halcyon-site ) Thanks for the reply

  • Skeleton in admin · 9 years ago

    Skeletons don't include admins, but you could easily install it on-top. Just use bin/gpm install admin or download the plugin and drop it into /user/plugins/.