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Jan Krötenstuhl Newcomer

@kroetenstuhl · Joined 4 years ago · 7 posts · 2 topics · 0 reputation

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  • Multi-language site.yaml · 4 years ago

    @pamtbaau Thank you so much once again, it worked. Also thank you for your patience!

  • Multi-language site.yaml · 4 years ago

    @pamtbaau: frontmatter of default.md Nothing of relevance. Am I missing something here? Do I need to declare the meta tags in there as well? Or do you mean there could be something that overrides my

  • Multi-language site.yaml · 4 years ago

    @pamtbaau Thanks again. I can't get this to work, I think I might have the wrong syntax in my languages.yaml. Created a duplicate of metadata.html.twig in the appropriate theme folder, edited the file

  • Multi-language site.yaml · 4 years ago

    @pamtbaau Thanks for your reply. Yes my theme contains this file (I'm building a theme from scratch at the moment) and I'm doing this with other translated variables. My problem right now is, my base

  • Multi-language site.yaml · 4 years ago

    Question: Is there a way to pass translations to site.yaml? Reason: I wanted to provide multi-language meta tags in <head>. I have tried to use a twig tag from my languages.yaml file a la {{ MY_

  • Twig: Get image derivatives · 4 years ago

    Thank you so much, @pamtbaau ! Now I feel a bit dumb, of course this is the way. 😅

  • Twig: Get image derivatives · 4 years ago

    Hello. I'm relatively new to Grav and currently trying to work out the twig function .derivatives(). Is there a way to not "print" out the result but only use it for further processing? I wanted to us