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In this chapter, we will delve into how a plugins can be set up and configured. In addition, we will also understand the structure of a plugin and how to…

In this chapter, we will understand how a plugin works as additional functionality in Grav. The plugin is a piece of software that provides additional functionality which was not originally…

In this chapter, let us study Theme Customization. There are several ways to customize your theme. Grav provides many features and a few functionalities to easily customize your theme. Custom…

In this chapter let's study Asset Manager. Asset Manager was introduced in Grav 0.9.0 to unify the interface for adding and managing assets like JavaScript and CSS. Adding these assets from themes and…

In this chapter, let us create a Grav theme to understand the concept. Antimatter When you install the Grav base package, the default Antimatter theme is installed, which uses Nucleus (a simple base set…

Themes control the looks of your Grav site. Themes in Grav are built with the powerful Twig Templating engine. Content Pages and Twig Templates The pages that you create, references a…

Multi-Language is defined as the use of different languages in your website. We will learn different procedures that will help you use multi-languages in your Grav site. Multi – Languages…

Modular pages are difficult to understand at first but once you get to know about it, it would be very easy to work with. It enables to creation of a…

Description Using media queries in your attributes, you can use different widths on devices. In this process, you don’t have to create multiple images as they get created automatically. If your browser does…

Description Adding a suffix to the filename, we can add higher density images to the pages. If higher density images are provided, lower quality versions are generated. For example, [image-name]@[density-ratio]x.[image-extension]. Example…