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  • Accessing punchline header image Saturn theme · 2 years ago

    @fred, Sorry, but I cannot reproduce the issue using the following steps: Fresh install of Grav Installing theme Saturn using $ bin/gpm install saturn Set the theme in user/config/system.yaml pages:

  • How to add accordeon to page? · 2 years ago

    @fred, Have you tried copy/pasting the accordion sample mentioned in the README of the plugin into the Markdown of the page?

  • Date header does not seem to be taken into consideration · 2 years ago

    @squeak, According the documentation about the date frontmatter it says: Dates in the m/d/y or d-m-y formats are disambiguated by looking at the separator between the various components: if the separ

  • Accessing punchline header image Saturn theme · 2 years ago

    @fred, Steps to find out how to set the "punch line": Open you website Richt click on the punch line and inspect the element. It will show: <p class="p-intro"></p> Note the class="p-intro

  • Twig image page's folder · 2 years ago

    @Delf06, You've marked reply #18, which is about debugging Twig variables, as the solution of the topic. However, this topic is about creating an <img> element. I've take the liberty to remove

  • Twig image page's folder · 2 years ago

    @Delf06, Have you had a chance to read the docs I've referenced before in reply #6? Getting the url of media inside Twig: media:url And while you are at it, you also might take a look at the Twig

  • Twig image page's folder · 2 years ago

    @Delf06, The thread becomes even more messier when updating earlier replies with new information based on questions asked in later replies... Please create a new reply containing the new information a

  • Twig image page's folder · 2 years ago

    @Delf06, It starts to feel I'm nagging... Yes, I did it, but it’s doesn’t work. What did you do? What did you expect? What did you get instead? The image display in the post but not in the articl

  • Twig image page's folder · 2 years ago

    @Delf06, Do you add the image inside a template, or Markdown? If inside Markdown, what's the reason you've chosen Twig instead of Markdown's Image Linking itself? Any reason why you’ve chosen to u

  • Twig image page's folder · 2 years ago

    @Delf06, The image seems to be part of the content of the page. Curious why you've chosen to use css background-image instead of an \<img> element.