More as an FYI, but the search doesn't actually search -> display anything anywhere when installing the skeleton. It could well be that it actually is doing the search but fails to present the result. The user experience is that it is broken though.

Hi Ole,
Is it possible to display a feed from another grav site (http://grav.madland.ca/blog.rss) in the 'aside' area of the scholar homepage (scholar.madland.ca)?

Hi!

When I do a fresh install of Grav+admin and then update or install all the required plugins listed on https://olevik.me/staging/grav-skeleton-scholar/docs/installation I still can't install Scholar, due to the wrong dependency number of the plugin (somewhat confusingly) named "Error".
(it is confusingly named as only in CLI did I notice the error message mentioned "error" as a plugin, not as a non-action, but that isn't your fault I think).

However, when trying to install Scholar as a theme, it returns the following message:
"Dependency Error is required in version 1.6.21 which is higher than the latest release, 1.6.2. Try running bin/gpm -f index to force a refresh of the GPM cache"

However, there is no version of the plugin Error that goes up to 1.6.21. The latest version, as far as I can see/find, is 1.6.2.

Looking at your dependency list it appears Error "inherits" the version number from Grav as a general version number, thus making it impossible for me to install.

Hi,

As some of the Tufte documents can get rather long, I tried to keep the header and navigation bar. But I was unable to make the drawer menu work as the headers in the tufte documents are rendered without anchor names, and I was unable to adapt the section_wrapper properly. Do you have any suggestions for how this can be achieved?

Hi Ole,

Having a list of backlinks is a quite hot feature at the moment, as it allows you to see new connections between ideas and content, and it can be easily integrated into this theme as well (eg. http://ewy.no/blog/tiddlywiki, the modified code can be found here: http://ewy.no/blog/en-begynnelse-grav)

Maybe it's worth considering?

Within the Scholar-theme, Layouts are templates that achieve a specific appearance through HTML-structures and CSS-styling. In the Scholar-project ("Core"), this will mainly include ways of displaying academic work such as papers, journal articles, drafts, and other types of pages that fit within Core, as well as more normal types of content.

To make it easy to extend Layouts, a few problems need to be solved:

• Determine what common layouts cover academic publishing broadly
  • Popular journal styles?
    • LaTeX has an endless plethora (eg. on Overleaf)
    • TeX in itself is messy and not easy to port to HTML
  • Only a small subset should exist in Core
  • Other formats?
• Determine a uniform, minimal HTML-structure to serve as a base
  • With the advances in CSS it is preferable to not unnecessarily complicate the structure
  • Will need WAI-ARIA compliance
• Determine the common elements of academic publishing
  • Title page
  • Table of contents
  • Headers and footers
  • Endnotes and footnotes
  • Bibliography
  • Page notes (Tufte-like)
  • Page numbers
  • Media: Charts, tables, images
  • Others?
• Determine if this affects writing and editing workflows
  • Would love to hear some experiences people have with using folders and single-files, not uncommon with LaTeX, for writing academically

Layouts for books and other types of published work or publications fit within the same broad category, but will be accomplished through extensions ("Modules").

If I change something, anything, in the admin interface, for page 02.docs ("Documentation") and press save it will default to be saved as "article.md" as opposed to the original "docs.md", which has a completely different layout and functionality.

When I run sudo bin/gpm install scholar I get the following feedback/error, and Scholar is unable to be installed:

GPM Releases Configuration: Stable

Dependency Error is required in version 1.6.21 which is higher than the latest release, 1.6.2. Try running `bin/gpm -f index` to force a refresh of the GPM cache

I assume the fix is relatively simple, but I just don't know what it is. Do I need to downgrade Grav to 1.6.2 to match the version of Error?

I have a site where I've been using antimatter for years where I configured custom menu entries in site.yaml. I decided to try scholar and everything looks great but the menu entries are wrong. For example, with Antimatter, I get "Home", "Curriculum Vitae", "Publications", "Working papers" and "Contact" but upon activating scholar, there is no longer a "Home" entry and I get "Curriculum Vitae", "Contact" but the menu entries corresponding to the anchors are not present. Moreover, three additional pages that are "hidden" do show up. My menu configuration in site.yaml given is below.

menu:
  -
    text: Publications
    url: 'https://example.com/cv#publications'
  -
    text: 'Working papers'
    url: 'https://example.com/cv#working-papers'
  -
    text: Contact
    url: 'https://example.com/contact'

hi,

thanks for this theme.

i am try to set the theme like below documentation style but no success.

How can i do this?

Thank you.

https://olevik.me/staging/grav-skeleton-scholar/markdown

I am updated to

PHP 7.3 (which I think satisfies the >=7.1.3 <7.4 constraint)
Grav v1.6.31
Admin v1.9.19

When I try to install the theme I get: "Dependency error is required in an older version than the one installed. This package must be updated. Please get in touch with its developer."

I have been trying to set up a grav install where I can have documentation for multiple projects in one site. Your theme looked like it allowed this, where as the learn2 theme is just for documentation of one project per install of Grav.

To keep thing simple I decided to start with your skeleton.

1. Installed it on my shared hosting (dreamhost)
2. upgraded Grav to current (1.7.23) and updated all of the plugins to latest
3. Got the same error referenced here so I went into the theme and removed the "what-links-here" component from the list.
4. Now my site loads, great!
5. Go to the documentation section and there is no side navigation.

In fact, Documentation, Blog, CV and Book all don't show any content beyond the container page. For example (Note I deleted the image on the documentation page)

What template is the documentation page supposed to use? Why isn't the navigation showing up.

To reproduce simply grab the skeleton, and upgrade grav and the plugins, should have the same issue I have.

Hi!

We getting a fresh install of grav + admin, unzipping the content of this repo under user/themes/scholar ; the theme does not appear in the admin panel.

The grav logs contain

[2020-02-12 19:12:45] grav.ERROR: Blueprint scholar/blueprints cannot be loaded: RecursiveDirectoryIterator::__construct(theme://css/styles): failed to open dir: "\RocketTheme\Toolbox\StreamWrapper\ReadOnlyStream::dir_opendir" call failed [] []

Do you have any idea?

Plus: the doc states that ./bin/gpm install scholar should install the theme, but actually it returns Nothing to install.

Similar to #8: after having tried all kinds of ways of installing Scholar and get some docs pages working I opted for the skeleton route.

Skeleton worked fine. I've updated my content, docs section was working.

Updating to Grav v1.7.18, updating all plugins and themes (including Scholar) - RuntimeException when try to open the docs section :-(

RuntimeException (400)
Template "docs.html.twig" is not defined.

Hi.

In article.html.twig, line 27 you need to add raw like this:

{{ navigablePage.content|strip_html_tags(['h1'])|raw }}

HI.

By default the Scholar theme come with 'What-links-here' in Components. However, the 'what_links_here.html.twig' file declarated in 'default.html.twig' doesn't exist, and Grav show an error with the default template:

Template "partials/what_links_here.html.twig" is not defined in "default.html.twig" at line 43.

Hi Ole,

Thanks for this nice theme! I noticed that the taxonomy in the top of the pages were pointing towards category=, whereas I think they should be pointing towards category:. I guess this can be fixed in the user/themes/scholar/templates/macros/metadata.html.twig? Or maybe I am mistaken?

Hi @OleVik !
This looks like an interesting project! I'm using Paul Hibbitts' Open Publishing theme to host my site where I am planning to host my dissertation. grav.madland.ca.

I'd be happy to talk about scholarly publishing using Grav if you're interested.

Colin

After having tried all kinds of ways of installing Scholar I opted for the skeleton route. It comes with the current release of Grav, whereas Scholar documentation says it has been made and tested with the latest 1.7rc of Grav.

Installing the skeleton, and then going to plugins, enabling "testing" (as opposed to "stable") allows me to upgrade Grav from 1.6.23 to 1.7rc8. That will however crash the entire site, showing a "server error" page that complains about something with autoload. Sorry, taking this from memory from earlier today so can't be more precise right now. I did repeat it 3 times though.

When looking at the file it was pointing to I noticed that it gave reference to https://github.com/OleVik/grav-plugin-scholar/ on two place. Do note "plugin", not "theme" or "skeleton" in that URL. I figured I perhaps had missed to install a plugin after all, but going to that URL leads to a 404 here on Github. I have no idea if that is related to anything or not, but I did notice it.

Trying different styles I selected "Berlin" instead of default in the theme configuration. Then I tried "Burgundy" and the site gave me a Whoops: "Invalid argument supplied for foreach()" at line 426 in scholar.php. This error also prevents the use of Admin.

So I resorted to the CLI and reset the style in user/config/themes/scholar.yaml to default and cleared the Grav cache. Unfortunately the error persists.

I'm using Scholar theme v3.0.0 with Grav v1.7.15 and Admin v1.10.15 on Linux using Apache.