Marco Cevoli Member

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• Inheritance of getgrav-logo svg in Quark theme? · 8 years ago

  Not sure what you mean... Where is it broken?

• Categories in menu? · 8 years ago

  Hi, I'd like to have a Resources menu with 3 items, one for each category (let's say Books, Videos, Podcasts). I don't want to rely on tags, because I would need tags for other purposes (tagging the r

• Multiple collection pages and popular tags · 8 years ago

  I'm upping this message without answer, because I have exactly the same setup and same issue. My question is: how do you create different sets of tags for different categories? Or, how do you tell Tax

• Inheritance of getgrav-logo svg in Quark theme? · 8 years ago

  I'm quite sure I used the exact same name for the logo. However, I'm using Quark-Open-Publishing, so we have another ingredient thrown to the mix, Quark-Open-Publishing theme, which is based on Quark.

• 3-column content on blog page with Quark theme? · 8 years ago

  I followed the same quest and got to your same point. Your suggestion did the trick. What I don't understand, however, is: how can the bricklayer-column-sizer class have any effect, if it refers to an

• Inheritance of getgrav-logo svg in Quark theme? · 8 years ago

  I did not, indeed, copy the file /user/themes/quark/templates/partials/base.html.twig to /user/themes/mytheme/templates/partials and changed the name of the logo file. I thought it was enough to have

• Inheritance of getgrav-logo svg in Quark theme? · 8 years ago

  Hi, How come the Grav logo is not replaced by my logo, if I create an /image/ folder inside /mytheme/ folder, just like in the Quark theme? All other files seem to be inherited correctly, but the logo

• 3-column content on blog page with Quark theme? · 8 years ago

  Hi, How do you control the number of columns in Quark blog list pages? So far, I've tried by: changing the grid size in Quark theme options > no difference changing the bricklayer.css, class brick

• How can you change Quark theme default colors? · 8 years ago

  For a side project like this, I'd like to avoid installing npm, gulp, etc. On top of that, I'm working from different locations, that's why I chose to work on a remote test server, not on a local one.

• Uziversitari: a book promotion site made with Grav · 8 years ago

  Thanks, I know how to access my site through FTP. What I meant is that I didn't re-compile CSS because I can't run applications from SSH in this shared environment.