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@Muut · Joined 9 years ago · 18337 posts · 3878 topics · 137 reputation
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How do I delete my progress on a dedicated server?
· 10 years ago
I think you are confusing this site, the forums of Grav the CMS, with GRAV the First Perrson Shooter.
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How do I delete my progress on a dedicated server?
· 10 years ago
So, I joined the server of a friend a few days ago. For unimportant reasons, I want to reset my progress on the server and start from scratch. Is there an option for me as a non-admin to to that or do
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Module Ordering in GUI + Possible Bug
· 10 years ago
I guess if you were to give that area of the gui some attention, then I'd mention that there is no way for a front end user to "turn on" modularity for a modular or blog page without adding items: '
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Module Ordering in GUI + Possible Bug
· 10 years ago
I think this might be a bug. You can see I added ordering based on order: by: being set in the page, but nothing else. To fully support custom: ordering more logic would need to be employed. Curren
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Module Ordering in GUI + Possible Bug
· 10 years ago
First I'd like to emphasize that I am completely aware of setting modular page order in the YAML header as such: content: items: '@self.modular' order: by: default dir: asc
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Hide Tag in Taxonomylist without Item
· 10 years ago
Nope, currently not, probably is a minor fi though.
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Hide Tag in Taxonomylist without Item
· 10 years ago
hey rhkuster so it's not possible at the moment right? So I add it as feature request.
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Hide Tag in Taxonomylist without Item
· 10 years ago
Please add that as a feature request here: https://github.com/getgrav/grav-plugin-taxonomylist/issues
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Hide Tag in Taxonomylist without Item
· 10 years ago
hey all Need a little tip how to hide a tag in a taxonomylist without an item under the tag. I have two taxonomylist's one on a modular page and one in the archive. The tag's are always the same but i
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Hiding parts of pages
· 10 years ago
Could be! if you want to add that shortcode, I would accept it as a PR for shortcode-core. Great way to learn too!