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  • Resize all images in a page · 10 years ago

    How many images are on the pages? At that size, Grav's caching is unlikely to handle the process of resizing very well. Not quite sure what you're saying about the considerations, are you trying to ac

  • Resize all images in a page · 10 years ago

    Hi Hugo !!!! In this case I have the following considerations: The content resides in markdown originally, specify here which limits their use in other templates you need another size. The page templ

  • Resize all images in a page · 10 years ago

    You could try resizing via url parameter, this info might be helpfull: https://learn.getgrav.org/content/media#image-actions, and not sure, but maybe adding ?cache parameter will help to force using c

  • Resize all images in a page · 10 years ago

    It works, but I have images that are too heavy (> 2MB) and that the resize would help much ;)

  • Resize all images in a page · 10 years ago

    If they are inside the markdown content the easiest thing probably is to resize them using CSS

  • Resize all images in a page · 10 years ago

    Hi everyone :) I need to resize by default all the images of a page template. The images are within the markdown content :P Thks !!!

  • Page.content not truncated in module page · 10 years ago

    i.e. bring in different div's summary and content in the modular page do not work?

  • Page.content not truncated in module page · 10 years ago

    Is this related to this issue: https://github.com/getgrav/grav/issues/991 I was not able to replicate, but could be related to your modular template that you use to render.

  • Page.content not truncated in module page · 10 years ago

    ep. but {{ module.summary }} empty(

  • Page.content not truncated in module page · 10 years ago

    Antimatter has in modular.html.twig {% block content %} {{ page.content }} {% for module in page.collection() %} <div id="{{ _self.pageLinkName(module.menu) }}"></div>