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  • Google maps Api grey map · 8 years ago

    The demo page you provided seems to work for me, does your browser block location services perhaps?

  • Grav: english only? · 8 years ago

    If that holds you back, just try Grav! :) You'd be suprised how much you can do on your own, without having to read the docs even ;)!

  • Themes without Twig? · 8 years ago

    Awesome! That's the spirit, twig provides super usefull stuff besides just the echo stuff, you'll get on with it and like it more and more :p goodluck! :)

  • Grav on production: APACHE or NGINX? · 8 years ago

    I'm not sure why you wouldn't want to do it with Apache :) I myself, don't mind the AllowOverride All on any of my Grav sites, as long as they're well contained within the framework I'm pretty sure it

  • Markdown only processed sometimes even within the same page · 8 years ago

    if you want to try another fix :) you wouldn't have to input markdown ;) try to add this 🙂 <img src="https://www.adrs.ltd.uk/user/pages/02.training/training-session.jpg?classes=,z-depth-1"></

  • Login Plugin: Show log in, if not logged in, shot logout if logged in · 8 years ago

    Hi @nargetdev, hope this article gets you a step closer to your goal :) https://learn.getgrav.org/themes/theme-vars#user-object

  • Grav on production: APACHE or NGINX? · 8 years ago

    I think this article gives a perfect answerd to your question :) https://www.eschrade.com/page/why-you-should-not-use-htaccess-allowoverride-all-in-production/

  • Themes without Twig? · 8 years ago

    Okay I see why you'd want to do it like that than :) Basicly Twig works in a very similar way, you give variables and others to the view, but twig renders it for you, instead of pure php echo stuff =)

  • Form validation.pattern for !URLs · 8 years ago

    I've used this one before to check on urls: "/\b(?:(?:https?|ftp):\/\/|www.)[-a-z0-9+&@#\/%?=~|!:,.;]*[-a-z0-9+&@#\/%=~|]/i" Edit out the ftp part and it should work perfectly fine for you :)

  • Themes without Twig? · 8 years ago

    Hi, small question? :) Why would you want to do it like this? It's uncommon in the web industry to let complete html structures be rendered by php. Mostly you want to keep html/php completely loose fr