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@Muut · Joined 9 years ago · 18337 posts · 3878 topics · 137 reputation
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Blueprints wipe data when saved new item
· 10 years ago
Oh thanks for reply, sorry to not created issue on github.
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Blueprints wipe data when saved new item
· 10 years ago
There was a problem with Grav Admin 1.1-rc.1. version 1.1-rc.2 was just released with this fix.
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Blueprints wipe data when saved new item
· 10 years ago
Just tested your blueprint.
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Blueprints wipe data when saved new item
· 10 years ago
Works fine to me, just tested. Which browser are you using?
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Blueprints wipe data when saved new item
· 10 years ago
Hello, I'm running grav beta 1.1, i don't think it's a bug, i think i made mistake on configuration. I create a list with blueprints, when i add a new item, after i save by the top button or CTRL + S
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Migrating to Grav - one static HTML site with some external CSS/JS?
· 10 years ago
well you should put them in your theme's CSS and JS folders.. you might need to update paths in your index.html.twig file to point to them correct.. again, look at Antimatter for best practices on thi
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Migrating to Grav - one static HTML site with some external CSS/JS?
· 10 years ago
@rhukster Understood. What about all external files I use for this static html site (CSS/JS and images/svg graphics)? Where should I put them and do I need to change the way I call them?
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Migrating to Grav - one static HTML site with some external CSS/JS?
· 10 years ago
copy your index.html into a file called index.html.twig and put that in the templates/ folder of your theme. Then just create a simple 01.home/index.md file (this will in turn use index.html.twig to
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Migrating to Grav - one static HTML site with some external CSS/JS?
· 10 years ago
So I am migrating to Grav. At my current website I just have a static HTML homepage with some external CSS/JS and I want to migrate do Grav as I will be adding a lot of content after "/" in URL (makin
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Assets pipeline and page-specific assets
· 10 years ago
Getgrav.org is running it :) We use serverpilot.io to control our site, and it has support for it built in. Just turn it on :)