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@Muut · Joined 9 years ago · 18337 posts · 3878 topics · 137 reputation

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  • Textual image links wrapped in p tag? · 10 years ago

    How are you writing the Markdown? Anchor-links are generally inline elements, not blocks.

  • Textual image links wrapped in p tag? · 10 years ago

    Hi, wanna display an image as textual link with lightbox effect. Works as expected. Only problem the text link is displayed in a new paragraph in my text. So how to change from: Example imagelink Text

  • Unable to parse at line 12 (near "") · 10 years ago

    I've sent an email to the Softaculous guys, hopefully together we can sort out what happened.

  • Unable to parse at line 12 (near "") · 10 years ago

    Solved! Softacolous installer generate errors in creating the admin.yaml file. Deleting it and creating a new account from scratch resolved the problem.

  • Unable to parse at line 12 (near "") · 10 years ago

    Hi guys, someone knows what's going on? What file belongs this "line 12"?

  • Unable to parse at line 12 (near "") · 10 years ago

    Hi! Thanks for the answer: PHP 5.6.19 I'm pretty sure it's GRAV clean skeleton with admin panel unchanged. Softaculous installer takes care of the installation process. GRAV is 1.0.10

  • Unable to parse at line 12 (near "") · 10 years ago

    Not sure what could be, at first glance. Which PHP version is it running? Is this a clean skeleton / default Grav site or did you change some pages already?

  • Unable to parse at line 12 (near "") · 10 years ago

    instead of "compiling" read "filling out" ;) sorry.

  • Unable to parse at line 12 (near "") · 10 years ago

    Hi guys! I love your idea of CMS but i can't get the admin panel to work. The install runs smooth on my hosting provider with Softaculous but whenever i try to access the admin panel compiling the acc

  • Delete backup files · 10 years ago

    Thanks for the answer flaviocopes. :) Unfortunately it's a cheap shared hosting so I do not have a shell access. But I solved the problem with a cron job. This job runs once a day, finds the .zip file