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Description The output will have a valid html Tag for media for present display mode. Example  {.myclass} Output The above code fetches you the following output −…

Description url() gives back raw url path to media. Example {{ page.media['my-new-image.jpg'].url }} Output The above code fetches you the following output − Previous Page:-Click Here

Media files contain different types of display content such as images, videos, and many other files. Grav finds and processes these files automatically to be used by any page. By…

In this chapter, we will understand image linking in Grav. Grav allows you to link images from one page to another and even to remote pages. If you have linked…

In this chapter, we will understand how to link pages in Grav. You can link one page to another in a simple way and even remote pages can be linked…

Markdown syntax is defined as writing plain text in an easy to read and easy to write format, which is later converted into HTML code. Symbols like (*) or (`)…

In this chapter, let us study Grav Pages. Pages can be defined as building blocks of the site. Pages combine contents and navigations; this makes work easier even for the…

In this chapter, we will understand the installation of Grav. We will discuss the software requirements for Grav and also how to download it. Software Requirements for Grav Let us…

Grav is a flat-file based content management system. This system does not use database to store the content, instead, it uses a text (.txt) file or a markdown (.md) file to…