Editing/translating Portal
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Ghost is far more stable than Grav. It's easier to modify the style using Ghost/Handlebars vs. Grav/PHP/Twig (which was a total mess).
Also, if you have any authors who are not you (not technically highly proficient), then they can easily crash your Grav instance --I have yet to crash Ghost.
That's my two cents.
@frei I think you just read my mind . .
Trying to figure out the best practices for modifying core templates (eg, content-cta.hbs) without overwriting upon update.
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content-cta.hbsis easily editable --as written directly in Ghost documentation.Simply reference the default template, modify, and copy to the
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@frei I think you just read my mind . .
Trying to figure out the best practices for modifying core templates (eg, content-cta.hbs) without overwriting upon update.
Correction:
The
content-cta.hbsis easily editable --as written directly in Ghost documentation.Simply reference the default template, modify, and copy to the
partialsfolder.It seems like the only / best way of modifying core files is adapting the Dockerfile and building a new image, as per the instructions here: https://forum.cloudron.io/topic/3102/building-custom-packages
Move the files from origin location to /app/data and replace with symlinks.
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Ghost is far more stable than Grav. It's easier to modify the style using Ghost/Handlebars vs. Grav/PHP/Twig (which was a total mess).
Also, if you have any authors who are not you (not technically highly proficient), then they can easily crash your Grav instance --I have yet to crash Ghost.
That's my two cents.
@frei Thanks for the feedback. On my end, I had a nice time setting up a site with Grav. Easy to edit everything. No paywalls or unchangeable parts in English only. I am a single author/user, but I see a nice set of permissions if I have to create other users with limited abilities to destroy things. Best experience so far amongst WordPress/Ghost/Grav (for someone not "technically highly proficient", just basic).
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It seems like the only / best way of modifying core files is adapting the Dockerfile and building a new image, as per the instructions here: https://forum.cloudron.io/topic/3102/building-custom-packages
Move the files from origin location to /app/data and replace with symlinks.
@frei said in Editing/translating Portal:
It seems like the only / best way of modifying core files is adapting the Dockerfile and building a new image
If you specify all the files that need to be modified for this, the Cloudron team can update the App with those files symlinked in /app/data
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@frei said in Editing/translating Portal:
It seems like the only / best way of modifying core files is adapting the Dockerfile and building a new image
If you specify all the files that need to be modified for this, the Cloudron team can update the App with those files symlinked in /app/data
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