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Problems with "Reading Time" and "SmartyPants" plugin
· 11 years ago
Sorry, I didn't respond earlier. To be sure I re-installed Grav and updated all plugins and cleared the cache afterwards (by the way thanks for the tip, @rhukster). Unfortunately, it didn't solved the
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Problems with "Reading Time" and "SmartyPants" plugin
· 11 years ago
If you are manually installing the plugins and not using GPM, then you may need to clear the cache: bin/grav clear The GPM automatically does this for you BTW.
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Problems with "Reading Time" and "SmartyPants" plugin
· 11 years ago
You have updated version of all plugins?
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Problems with "Reading Time" and "SmartyPants" plugin
· 11 years ago
Hello @all, since I recently stumbled across to this project, Grav has won my heart. Many thanks, guys! After installing latest Grav v0.9.13 and manually installed almost all plugins, I noticed that I
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Date Tools Plugin
· 11 years ago
btw @kaleb, hop on our Gitter chat, it's easier: https://gitter.im/getgrav/grav
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Date Tools Plugin
· 11 years ago
Ok, i'm going to finish up the new feature I was working on and get 0.9.13 out!
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Date Tools Plugin
· 11 years ago
I've created a datetools plugin that will be useful as soon as 0.9.13 is rolled out. It provides various common dates to be used in twig templates. https://github.com/kalebheitzman/grav-plugin-datetoo
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Declaring taxonomy in a plugin
· 11 years ago
Thanks so much!
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Declaring taxonomy in a plugin
· 11 years ago
Why yes, I just updated the Archives plugin to do this very thing: https://github.com/getgrav/grav-plugin-archives/commit/be116986e9b1db2e8d62aff20d646cfb682ef253 Good timing!
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Declaring taxonomy in a plugin
· 11 years ago
Is it possible to declare taxonomy from within a plugin's yaml so that it extends existing taxonomy without having to declare it in the site.yaml file?