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• Best practice site reusables / symlink alternatives · 5 years ago

  @hi-ko, Unfortunately there is no easy way to ship a working WSL installation like a VM image or a container which may be updated/replaced coexist easily. True, but all I do is scp a zipped /user fo

• Typical tasks newbies want - text colour, alignment, background image · 5 years ago

  @MarkusRTP, IMHO, Grav is a developer oriented CMS. If all one wants is a space to add text/pages and accept the capabilities and layout of a theme, the newbie will be OK with Grav. When changes need

• Best practice site reusables / symlink alternatives · 5 years ago

  @hi-ko, Have you considered Windows Subsystem for Linux? I run Apache in Linux and create symlinks in Linux. All code/sites is/are stored on Windows filesystem. ├── add-ons │ ├── plugins │ └── the

• How to completly disable backup? · 5 years ago

  @hi-ko, As far as I know, Grav doesn't make any backups, unless you configure it to make backups...

• Woo Theme Inconsistent · 5 years ago

  @mixtou, The default and best updated theme that comes with Grav: Quark. If you intent to make changes to Quark, don't forget to create an inherited theme. If not, you'll loose your changes on the nex

• Woo Theme Inconsistent · 5 years ago

  @mixtou, In the eyes of the newbie it may indeed look 'completely inconsistent'... However: A skeleton does not equal a theme: That makes it illogic to expect the same result. A theme comes with Twi

• Hyphenise tags which contain spaces · 5 years ago

  @brigaill, Try the following: // default.md taxonomy: tag: [a, b, hyphenate me, c] // Twig {% set tags = [] %} {# Step 1: Hyphenise each tag and add to array of tags #} {% for tag in page.taxonom

• WebP images do not show up · 5 years ago

  @luap, I cannot reproduce your issue using Grav 1.7.5 + Quark. Used your code snippet in default.html.twig and picture elements are being generated for both .jpg and .webp images. Does {{ dump(p.med

• Clarification about image caching · 5 years ago

  @marcocevoli, Yes, it's contradictory, but the HTML code is inline with my expectation. It shows a path from cache:

• Clarification about image caching · 5 years ago

  @marcocevoli, The docs do indeed seem to be confusing... In my interpretation, the function image.cache should do what its name implies: Use the cache. Let's do a test: // system.yaml images: defa