Oliver Scholz Member

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• Plugin cli: get the active theme's config and directory from php · 9 months ago

  Thank you! Grav::instance()['config']->get('theme') alone doesn’t do anything for me, but the code of your plugin contains the solution. A call to →init() is all that’s needed for my purpose: $

• Plugin cli: get the active theme's config and directory from php · 9 months ago

  Thank’s to the wonderful explanation at https://learn.getgrav.org/17/cli-console/grav-cli-plugin#how-to-use-the-cli-for-plugins, I’m currently writing a cli command to use as bin/plugin <my plugin&

• [SOLVED] Accessibility for blind visitors · 7 years ago

  I think it would be best if this could be incorporated into Quark, since more people could benefit from it, then. However, I'm writing the following in case you want to give it a more serious try on y

• [SOLVED] Accessibility for blind visitors · 7 years ago

  Hello, @Zebull! I'm not very familiar with the Quark theme and I just very quickly skimmed the article you linked to. But I've just recently implemented a dropdown menu for my own theme and since nobo

• Mixing standard content and dynamic content within a page · 7 years ago

  I'm not familiar enough with the finer points of page collections to comment on your problem #2. But for the sake of completeness, another solution to problem #1 is to use Modular Pages You could crea

• Canonical/elegant/unsurprising way to implement theme configuration flags · 7 years ago

  Lovely! Clear at first glance. Now I need to make sure that the blueprint form in the admin panel leaves the variable unset by default. But that's another topic for another thread. Thank you!

• Canonical/elegant/unsurprising way to implement theme configuration flags · 7 years ago

  I'm writing a theme. One thing that is coming up very often when writing my Twig files is that I have a boolean binary flag (e. g. display_menu: true or similar) and I want to deal with it according t

• How to make hero_image responsive? · 7 years ago

  I assume that you're writing this in the configuration yaml of some theme (probably Quark?). Or maybe in the frontmatter of some page. Anyways, the syntax starting with "![Cyberpunk Girl](..." is for

• Any plans for DSGVO support? · 8 years ago

  Back then in my first answer, I wrote: @Utis: I’m unsure about social media buttons, embedded youtube videos etc, as these inject third party code into your site and might be a vehicle for user track

• How to modify plugin behavior / how to extend plugin? · 8 years ago

  I haven't actually done this, but my first impulse would be to try and find a hook in order to modify the behaviour of Grav or one of its plugins. Looking at form.php, I see the event onFormValidation