Grav

In general, permission is a process of permitting to do something on your hosting environment. The permission includes read or write access to the files on the server or editing the files…

Server error occurs due to misconfiguration of Grav. When server has encountered an internal error or something happened unexpectedly, then Grav is unable to serve and recover the page. If…

Hosting, also known as website hosting, is a process of maintaining and organizing a website and provides access to the websites via the World Wide Web. In simple words you…

You can create a form using the form plugin available in this link. Search for the form plugin and install it in your Grav folder. You can also install this plugin using the…

YAML stands for YAML Ain't Markup Language which includes human readable content and often used in configuration files, blueprints (metadata information about resource) and page settings. Features Following are the features of YAML…

In this chapter, we will understand the lifecycle of Grav. Grav Lifecycle determines how Grav processes in order to extend the Grav via Plugins. The following diagram shows the flow…

You can build Grav with different types of Development such as Grav Core, Grav Plugins, Grav Skeleton and Grav Themes. Grav Core Grav is a modern CMS in which writing content is simple and building pages is…

GPM stands for Grav Package Manager which is used to install, update, uninstall and list the available plugins on the Grav repository. GPM executes the commands using a command-line interface…

In this chapter, we will understand how the CLI works in Grav. CLI stands for command line interface stored in bin/Grav. It performs some tasks such as clearing cache, creating backup copy, etc. Accessing CLI is…

Debugging & logging information is very necessary while developing the themes and plugins. Grav uses the debugging information by using some features as described below. PHP Debug Bar Grav comes…