Get content from sub folder

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Is there a way to get content from a sub folder NOT using the modular functionality? So, for example:
This grabs and loops all images within the folder:

{% for image in page.media.images %}
   {{ image.html }}
{% endfor %}

But I want to grab all images within the current pages sub folder called ‘gallery’ - e.g:

{% for image in page/gallery/.media.images %}
   {{ image.html }}
{% endfor %}

But also do this for content as well, so if a page had a sub folder called ‘about’ then something along the lines of:

{% get from page/about %}
   {{ content }}
{% endfor %}

Is this at all possible?

Thanks,

2

This little snippet

{% set p=page.find(’/pages/footer’) %}
{{ p.content }}

from this thread may help https://getgrav.org/forum#!/general:modular-as-footer-text

3

Is page.find scope-limited to start at the top level? I don’t have access to my local dev env, but I imagine you could combine find with page.children to access a specific folder below the current page. Something like:

{% set gallery = page.children.find('/gallery') %}
{% for image in gallery %}
    {{ image.html }}
{% endfor %}
4

not sure, but you can iterate over the children of a particular page like this
https://learn.getgrav.org/cookbook/twig-recipes#solution

also if you are talking about the children pages of the current page. you can do it with a ‘collection’ like this
https://learn.getgrav.org/content/collections

5

Thanks all, I worked it out from your examples. You rock.

6

For everyone else on this Forum to learn from it is interesting to see exactly what worked for you. Could you tell us that? Thanks.

7

Hi yeah sure, good point. This is probably the wrong way to do it and probably terrible for performance but it works:

{% set slider = page.find('/home/slider') %}
{{ slider.content }}
{% for image in slider.media.images %}
{{ image.cropZoom(600, 400).html() }}
{% endfor %}

It doesn’t work with page.children.find for some reason, but oh well

8

cool, glad it worked out. FYI per the link in my post above, its not page.children.find but rather page.find(’/blog’).children. Which would return an array of page objects for all the pages that are children of the ‘/blog’ page.

so combining with your code above you could use it like so (not tested, just my interpretation):

{% for blogpost in page.find('/blog').children %}
    {{ blogpost.content }}
    {% for image in blogpost.media.images %}
        {{ image.cropZoom(600, 400).html() }}
    {% endfor %}
{% endfor %}