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• Handling Images in Grav · 9 years ago

  Having spent a bit longer playing with GraV, I've come to the conclusion that images should not be stored in the repo. I'm experimenting with a deploy script that deploys the markdown and twig files

• Handling Images in Grav · 9 years ago

  @chris_jung: It’s content, so I do store them, yes. It seems that this is the default method when using Grav. I guess I will need to get over my "never store binary files in Git" concerns..

• Discuss Grav 1.3 and Admin 1.5 releases · 9 years ago

  @rhuk: We feel that new page templates are really the realm of the developer, not the user. As the admin is really intended for end-users and not primarily intended for developers, its unlikely you’l

• Handling Images in Grav · 9 years ago

  @lbc: I place only images specific to a single web page in the web page’s directory Out of interest, do you store these images in Git?

• Handling Images in Grav · 9 years ago

  Well I'm not sure it is solved - I think it's an ongoing discussion because the platform is so flexible!

• Handling Images in Grav · 9 years ago

  For any WordPress users who might see this, you can define a responsive retina enabled featured image for your page in the header of the .md file like this: --- title: 'My Grav Page' featuredImage: 's

• Handling Images in Grav · 9 years ago

  I see your point. On the other hand, adding images to Git will mean that the repository could grow very large over time. Also, Git doesn't work well with binary files. I've been tinkering around after

• Handling Images in Grav · 9 years ago

  Interesting. In WP land I always try to avoid adding images to Git, but maybe this is different. As you say, having a complete backup is attractive.

• Login & Admin Help for a Grav Newbee · 9 years ago

  @MikeB: I found Grav while looking for WordPress alternatives. I’ve been building Websites since 2003 and have worked with WordPress since 2007. I’m concerned with the direction that WordPress is head

• Handling Images in Grav · 9 years ago

  I'm trying to understand the best way to handle images in Grav. I was considering a central image directory at /user/pages/images (as this would be easy to sync with production), but then I realised t