Ole Vik Regular

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• HTTP Error 500 (PHP working and permissions checked) · 3 years ago

  Besides the PHPInfo()-link being dead, the most likely cause is your NGinx-configuration. Are you using the default?

• PHP Memory and Grav File Structure · 3 years ago

  In essence, no. Once cached, all data presents and loads according to the very basics all websites follow. The memory-load will accumulate, and processing spike, when caching. Grav has endured caching

• Display both created & modified dates for a post in a blog · 3 years ago

  The FrontMatter-semantics are quite flexible, and really very few things are actually tied into Grav's core, mainly date and published. Most of its functionality is actually governed by the theme, whe

• Display both created & modified dates for a post in a blog · 3 years ago

  Would you consider putting both down manually? I find this a better practice than relying on the underlying system for ascertaining it from times in the filesystem, as those can be overwritten when I

• No such file directory when use bin/gpm · 3 years ago

  The files would typically be fully accessible to root, but can be rectified with this: https://learn.getgrav.org/17/troubleshooting/permissions

• No such file directory when use bin/gpm · 3 years ago

  You are running the command from the /bin-directory itself, navigate one level up so you are in the root folder of Grav. There is no gpm in /bin/bin.

• WEBP image format · 3 years ago

  For travelers through time: Grav has native support for for WebP since 1.7.0-rc.9 and WebM since 1.1.0-beta.1. You use them as you would any other media format: https://learn.getgrav.org/content/media

• Is Grav still under active development? · 3 years ago

  The CHANGELOG is a better indicator of development.

• Creating endpoint for part of webpage to reload that only part while not reloading other areas · 3 years ago

  Some questions that need answering: How are you currently implementing this? Can you share your Grav-installation's code as a Minimum Viable Product in a GitHub repository that we can view? By "rel

• Remove grav logo and name from website · 3 years ago

  Grav itself is MIT-licensed, so you can do what you want with it. This is most often the case for all official themes by the Grav team, later dubbed Trilby Media, LLC. You should check the source-page