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  • [SOLVED] Inherit meta keywords · 8 years ago

    @mathmax You could try something like adding your own field to the header of a page like: meta: append # or replace, or ... and use some logic in Twig: {% set mymeta = page.meta == 'append' ? <appe

  • [SOLVED] Inherit meta keywords · 8 years ago

    @mathmax Instead of answering your question, I would like to broaden it with respect to the usefulness of meta keywords. I am by no means a SEO expert, so correct me if I'm wrong... From what I've re

  • URL parameters in plugin · 8 years ago

    @crusnac You might try the following: $this->grav['uri']->param('role'); 'param()' is a method of class Uri.

  • Meta: description does not show up · 8 years ago

    TL;DR: It is a mix of issues caused by plugin and theme: Plugin 'Social & Seo Meta Tags' falsely overlooks a 'metadata:description' definition in pages and generates a description based on the su

  • Wordpress to Grav · 8 years ago

    @steev You might try and ask TrilbyMedia for an indication/quote. They are the people that build Grav. Or you could ask around here on the forum. Many of the visitors are developers.

  • Wordpress to Grav · 8 years ago

    @steev It seems that two concepts are being mixed: 'static sites' and 'flatfile CMS'. Static sites: The developer you talked to is right with respect to 'static sites'. These sites are plain HTML (whi

  • Default taxonomies for specific pages · 8 years ago

    @grelle Celebrate the solution as long as it lasts... The next release of Quark will wipe it. @pamtbaau: After you have mastered applying changes in Quark, you might want to take up the challenge of

  • Default taxonomies for specific pages · 8 years ago

    @grelle I guess that at some point, staring any longer at code doesn't make us see what is staring in our face... When fields have sub-fields, they have a 'fields' property that contains the definiti

  • Default taxonomies for specific pages · 8 years ago

    @grelle You might want to take a good look at the structure of the changes you have made. You are missing out the definition for the tab...

  • Default taxonomies for specific pages · 8 years ago

    @grelle, I may have lead you astray by referring to '/system/blueprints/pages/default.yaml' as a point of reference... The blueprint '/user/themes/quark/blueprints/blog.yaml' is derived from 'default