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• Antimatter Theme Changing Overlay Color · 10 years ago

  i just edited and updated the first blog page and cleared the chache but still nothing.

• Antimatter Theme Changing Overlay Color · 10 years ago

  ...to name another thing I wish I'd known when I started, would have saved a few hours :D

• Antimatter Theme Changing Overlay Color · 10 years ago

  Exactly. Thanks @tidivoit :) Theme inheritance I wish I'd known about when I started with Grav. @alaskatheblog try disabling Grav cache when building your site. That's in /config/system.yaml: cache:

• Antimatter Theme Changing Overlay Color · 10 years ago

  tidivoit, Thank you. I have been going through the learning section of getgrav. It has been very helpful. After working with wordpress for the last 6-7 years, I started working with creating a few boo

• Antimatter Theme Changing Overlay Color · 10 years ago

  theme inheritance also see: https://getgrav.org/blog/theme-development-with-inheritance

• Antimatter Theme Changing Overlay Color · 10 years ago

  mhm tried to change the color in /user/themes/antimatter/templates/modular/showcase.html.twig but nothing is happening. :/

• Antimatter Theme Changing Overlay Color · 10 years ago

  what Janne Lehtinen is describing, is also called theme inheritance. It is also possible to follow it thrue documentation of learn.getgrav.org see: https://learn.getgrav.org/themes/customization#theme

• Antimatter Theme Changing Overlay Color · 10 years ago

  Janne, Is this method similar to creating a child theme for wordpress? If you are familiar with that.

• Antimatter Theme Changing Overlay Color · 10 years ago

  And this is the line that defines the background image color when you get around to editing /user/themes/antimatter/templates/modular/showcase.html.twig :) {% set showcase_image = page.media.images|f

• Antimatter Theme Changing Overlay Color · 10 years ago

  It is actually the best practice to create a custom theme to extend your chosen theme (Antimatter in your case). A short version of the tutorial I linked: a custom theme is basically an additional fo