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@pamtbaau · Joined 8 years ago · 3196 posts · 17 topics · 1020 reputation

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  • Quark: Show hero image from blog page also on default page · 7 years ago

    @thomas, You might consider having a look at the following: There is a down-arrow that has no function. The default Grav footer might not be what you want. The menu blinks when scrolling up and down

  • Quark: Show hero image from blog page also on default page · 7 years ago

    @thomas, Have you already updated your site? It doesn't feel right as it is right now...

  • Quark: Show hero image from blog page also on default page · 7 years ago

    @thomas, Ah well, that was not part of the question... ;-) You could try copying template 'user/themes/quark/templates/partials/hero.html.twig' to you theme and comment out lines 2 to 6. That way you

  • Quark: Show hero image from blog page also on default page · 7 years ago

    @thomas, You could adapt the default.html.twig in Quark, but I would suggest the following: Create an inherited theme. This will prevent future updates of Quark to override your changes. Follow the s

  • Stream mp3 with twig · 7 years ago

    For anyone else who wants to know in which locations media files can be placed, the documents have a dedicated chapter on it: Where to put your media files

  • Get content of different pages on Homepage · 7 years ago

    @ramez, Although I'm not a fan of one-page website, I did some playing... Note: The quote you mention is from the overview of page types. That's only part of the story. There is more information to b

  • Config.theme empty · 7 years ago

    @bmcwilliams, Because of the labels you are using, my first guess is that you expect to see the dumps in the resulting Html. However, unlike {{ var_dump() }}, {{ dump() }} does not display its resul

  • How access to own class method in Twig · 7 years ago

    @pawel, A rough example might give you an idea to start from. I presume you have already found the plugin tutorial where you can learn the basic structure of a plugin. There are many events you can s

  • Acces page.raw_route in template? · 7 years ago

    You might consider creating an issue or feature request at Grav's repository at GitHub...

  • Acces page.raw_route in template? · 7 years ago

    @fosil Even more confusing perhaps: Page::route is also a protected property and Page::route() is a pubic function. And in Twig, functions can be called without the parenthesis... So you are calling p