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• How do I install a second independent website on the same Grav Server? · 10 years ago

  As the above suggest, a subdomain is virtually a domain in its own right - it's all about how the server interprets the domain for retrieving files from the server. I use grav.dev and test.grav.dev in

• How do I install a second independent website on the same Grav Server? · 10 years ago

  Hi, what @flaviocopes suggests should work. I use a variant of that file on my production server. In your case mydomain.com will then be mapped to user/sites/mydomain.com.

• How do I install a second independent website on the same Grav Server? · 10 years ago

  I've never tried to do it, but the subdomain code should work as well fine for completely different domains. Try and let us know :)

• How do I install a second independent website on the same Grav Server? · 10 years ago

  I have an Amazon AWS micro instance running Grav installed via ServerPilot. Everything works fine. QUESTION: Is it possible to RUN A DIFFERENT WEBSITE (i.e. entirely different domain) on the same Grav

• 301 Redirect for Blog Category · 10 years ago

  I have tags show up on the sidebar on the blog and all posts. I have two posts with two different categories, one in /blog/dog and one in /blog/cat. Both have the tag "Apple". When I'm on /blog and pr

• 301 Redirect for Blog Category · 10 years ago

  This tag filtering needs to operate on the blog list view. That's because they require a collection on the page to filter further. That's how the filtering works on blogs normally. So for you sub-fo

• 301 Redirect for Blog Category · 10 years ago

  I was also looking at sidebar.html.twig at the line {% include 'partials/taxonomylist.html.twig' with {'base_url':new_base_url, 'taxonomy':'tag'} %}. Could the tag be changing based on what page you'r

• 301 Redirect for Blog Category · 10 years ago

  Thank you for the information. This is actually what I did after I made that comment. It seems to work well. However, when making a blog post under a category folder and giving it a category taxonomy

• 301 Redirect for Blog Category · 10 years ago

  Well, you are half right. Just create folders under your main 01.blog/ folder for each category. E.g. 01.blog/dogs/, 01.blog/cats/ etc, put your blot posts into those, e.g. one might be: 01.blog/dogs/

• 301 Redirect for Blog Category · 10 years ago

  I suppose that would work too, don't know why I didn't think of that. So under the blog folder, create 01.cat1, 02.cat2, and so on. Then in each category subfolder in the blog folder, copy the blog.md