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@pamtbaau · Joined 8 years ago · 3196 posts · 17 topics · 1020 reputation
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Add plugin exception
· 7 years ago
@Jerry, A similar issue has been posted just a few days ago... According post Parameter #1 does not contain array of filenames, the devs are working on it. Have a look at the following issue at Gith
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Sizes with media queries - with OWL Carousel
· 7 years ago
@msa, I'm confused... (I seem to be confused a lot last few days...) You said: I can use the previous code: <img src="{{ image.url }}" class="img-full-responsive s-rounded" alt="{{ post.title }}"&
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Grav performance limits and tuning
· 7 years ago
@elusamus, Have you had a look at the latest blog post about Grav 1.7? In a section on Flex Pages: With Flex Pages we have tested Grav sites with over 50,000 pages! The admin was essentially non-f
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Display Larger version of image when image clicked
· 7 years ago
@cidelab, Instead of using a modal windows showing a larger (full screen) image, an alternative might be to adapt the layout of the page/image to cater for different screen sizes. Based on the width
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Is this normal block behavior in my template?
· 7 years ago
@prw, Not quite.... {% do assets.add('theme://js/bricklayer.min.js') %} does not write the javascript to the page. It only adds the javascript file to the assets manager. It is {{ assets.js()|raw }}
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Is this normal block behavior in my template?
· 7 years ago
@pwr, Did you inspect the source code of the generated page? Everything in 'pagebuild.html.twig' ends up in the <body> tag.
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Sizes with media queries - with OWL Carousel
· 7 years ago
@msa, According the docs, If you rename the image file to [email protected], Grav will create a resized file and add a srcset to the <img> tag. <img title="Title" alt="Alt" class="img-full-respon
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Sizes with media queries - with OWL Carousel
· 7 years ago
@msa, How does the generated <img> tag look like?
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Sizes with media queries - with OWL Carousel
· 7 years ago
@msa, Maybe you could try to replace: <img src="{{ image.url }}" class="img-full-responsive s-rounded" alt="{{ page.title }}"> with: {{ image.sizes('(max-width:26em) 100vw, 50vw').html('', page
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Is this normal block behavior in my template?
· 7 years ago
@prw, Thanks for rewriting your setup and filling in the blanks. Much clearer this way! TL;DR: Yes, blocks 'javascript', 'stylesheet', and 'bottom' render as expected. As quoted before: Blocks are us