Paul Massendari Regular

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• Trailing slash at end of URLs · 8 years ago

  There is an option in Configuration->System for trailing slash

• Theme Inheritance with Quark theme and 1.4.0-beta.3 · 8 years ago

  did you create your theme with devtools? If so you might need to change the order of the themes. See this github issue: https://github.com/getgrav/grav-plugin-devtools/issues/9

• Translating site, description and copyright for twentyfifteen · 8 years ago

  did you add your language in your site configuration?

• Meta name vs. meta property · 8 years ago

  Hi korody, it looks like it lacks indeed the following: property="og:description" You might want to check your file metadata.html.twig or use the one provided by antimatter theme. Alternatively, you

• How to create a new blueprint and link elements to it · 9 years ago

  Well, you can create a file named about.yaml inside user/themes/yourtheme/blueprints/ and fill it with the code below: title: Article '@extends': type: default context: blueprints://pages form

• Admin Addon Revisions v1.3.1 · 9 years ago

  Maybe you could try creating a new file named revisions.html.twig in user/themes/YOUR_THEME_NAME/templates/ and copy the content from the plugin here: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/david-szabo97/g

• Installation to XAMPP on Win10 · 9 years ago

  It's probably because you downloaded a skeleton. Skeletons requires you to run bin/grav install once it's unzipped. An alternative would be for you to download regular Grav and Admin Plugin, which do

• Hide the folder posts/content are in url · 9 years ago

  You can customize routes in configuration > Site and you can use something like this: routes: /posts/(.*): '/$1'

• Blueprints: how to override 'content'? · 9 years ago

  You might be confused because the word "overrides" appears in the blueprint you pasted. However, this means this blueprint will append some fields to the "overrides" section which appears when you bro

• Theme doesn't use languages.yaml for label translations · 9 years ago

  maybe THEME.THEMENAME.ICON