This seems to be the way. Panel beating Grav. Dang. Wish it were more friendly, but still much respect to the development team.
nicgentile
I have used both WordPress and Drupal and they are pretty good. I leaned towards Drupal more, for its flexibility. Grav is superb for my needs. Lightweight, fast, very few requirements, its the best platform to use for what I am doing. However, for all those benefits, there are limitations, and to me, themeing and documentation are a pain. However, it is the best flat file CMS hands down.
I am struggling with themeing.
Explored them previously, and today as part of my research, but would not work for my current situation. Hugo in the future though may be a potential move.
The reason why I picked it was the 2021 award and the previous awards. However themeing has been a pain point for me. Given that my story site is picking up steam, I want to start making it look better and I am still struggling with themeing. Automad themes well, but does not have the plugin/modules I need.
Thanks for this.
Used to run over 40 drives. Backblaze pointed out those Toshiba's. Man they do not die.
You need to check your error logs. Assuming a Linux setup it would be somewhere around /var/logs/*
One of the best decisions I made, two years later. 💪
I self host a Grav site among other things on a 15 Euro VPS.
Also, I started with Ghost but the fact that they locked up the newsletter side of business to a single provider and were unwilling to rework things at the time made me walk away. Yes, I know you could go code side, and add others, but that was a complicated setup in itself. Grav works perfectly for me.
How did you get that effect?