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Blueprint list item as nested field
· 10 years ago
Hey, thanks for the reply. Unfortunately you have pasted exactly the same code which I did, and this will not solve an issue. On your example: every feature should have additional nested list of text
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Blueprint list item as nested field
· 10 years ago
Should work fine. Example: fields: header.features: name: features type: list label: Features fields: .ic
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Blueprint list item as nested field
· 10 years ago
Hi guys. This is my first post here so please don't judge me. The problem which I'm struggling to resolve is that I need to have a list of fields to be as subitem of current set of fields. The textare
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Submenu on the theme 'Striped'
· 10 years ago
Works on some sites, doesn't work on others, hmm, did I do 'something', can't find out what's happened (sorry for the n00b-question..)
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Security question (breakdown?)
· 10 years ago
We do have some plans to add some logic to login that restricts repeated failed login attempts too. Just not gotten around to that yet.
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Security question (breakdown?)
· 10 years ago
There is no protection currently against brute force attacks to the admin area. Some suggestions: use a login name that's not easily guessed (not admin for example), use complex passwords, change the
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Security question (breakdown?)
· 10 years ago
Hey! I would like to ask how Grav is secured, in general and regarding the admin area / users. I can understand having no database makes it much more secure already, but with the admin plugin, what is
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Metadata override
· 10 years ago
exactly, it's not a requirement but it's a good methodology to follow.
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Metadata override
· 10 years ago
I understand, forgiveness in the default template is an example. https://github.com/getgrav/grav-theme-antimatter/blob/develop/templates/partials/metadata.html.twig
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Metadata override
· 10 years ago
Better to create a partials/metadata.html.twig and put that logic in there. Then you can just include this partial on every page, or better yet, in a base that all other pages extend.