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Anders Member

@grelle · Joined 8 years ago · 12 posts · 2 topics · 2 reputation

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  • Default taxonomies for specific pages · 7 years ago

    I will :) Thankyou for making it clear again. I and my fellow co-first-timers will of course apply this to an inherited customized theme.

  • Default taxonomies for specific pages · 7 years ago

    I now managed to get i to work! Fantastic. Thankyou for your patience! This is my '/user/themes/quark/blueprints/blog.yaml' which adds default values and options! [code] extends@: default child_type:

  • Default taxonomies for specific pages · 7 years ago

    I'm a bit puzzled about blog.yaml though. It has a section with a tab setting with title: "Blog config". That is not showing up in my admin of any of my pages. [code] blog: type: tab title: Blog Confi

  • Default taxonomies for specific pages · 7 years ago

    I discovered that, made changes accordingly. Cleared Grav cache (which is set to off though). Cleared webbrowser-cache. Refreshed admin and created a new blog page... No change '/user/themes/quark/bl

  • Default taxonomies for specific pages · 7 years ago

    No problem, we are moving forward 🙂 Did apply the change to '/user/themes/quark/blueprints/blog.yaml´like this: [code] extends@: default child_type: item rules: slug: pattern: "[a-z][a-z0-9_-]+" min:

  • Set page content in blueprint · 7 years ago

    Isn't this what is happening in the part of code at line 33 in ../user/themes/quark/blueprints/blog.yaml when using Grav and Quark-theme ? Check that out! [code] header.content.items: type: textarea y

  • Default taxonomies for specific pages · 7 years ago

    Thankyou for your kind help. I feel stupid because I can not get it to work as I understand that should work when reading the docs. My understanding is that it should keep the original "taxonomy" fiel

  • Default taxonomies for specific pages · 7 years ago

    Of course. Sorry for that. Download and fresh install of Grav 1.5.6 with Admin-plugin and theme Quark on a Mac with MAMP. Edited ../user/themes/quark/blueprints/blog.yaml with the piece of code fr

  • Default taxonomies for specific pages · 7 years ago

    First time user. Been customizing with grav for some months. I would like to add default taxonomies to blueprints for specific pages. Found this and was so happy. https://learn.getgrav.org/content/tax

  • Hide a certain modular subpage from the navigation bar · 8 years ago

    This was a great tips. I used it for Quark "on-page" menu in modular.html.twig file inside block "{% block header_navigation %}": {% for module in page.collection() %} {% if module.hea