Hi there,
I am currently using Quark as my Gav Theme and got a little problem: at the end of pages I have a THEME_QUARK.BLOG.ITEM.PREV_POST
… but I do not know ho to correct it. Maybe I am too new to Grav and do not see it in the back office or maybe I missed configure something.
Please someone help me … it is like a bottle to the sea! It is not a big deal, but I do want to understand and want to have a better UX.
Trying to find it online or here in discourse/support … but did not find anything. If there is already an answer, please accept my apologies!
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Arthur
@ArthurCa, It seems Grav cannot find the translation for the language you are using, nor for the fallback language.
Did you make any changes to the languages settings in ‘/user/config/system.yaml’? If so, what are the current settings?
languages:
supported: [] # List of languages supported. eg: [en, fr, de]
default_lang: # Default is the first supported language. Must be one of the supported languages
include_default_lang: true # Include the default lang prefix in all URLs
pages_fallback_only: false # Only fallback to find page content through supported languages
translations: true # Enable translations by default
translations_fallback: true # Fallback through supported translations if active lang doesn't exist
session_store_active: false # Store active language in session
http_accept_language: false # Attempt to set the language based on http_accept_language header in the browser
override_locale: false # Override the default or system locale with language specific one
Ho cr$p @pamtbaau, I did not see your answer, so sorry… Did not do any changes in this part, juste selected french as main language in the backoffice of Grav.
The current seeting of /user/config/system.yaml
?
After looking for several options/solutions it seems the configuration file “Translation enabled” has to be set to true, as @anon76427325 was saying.
You could update it in your backoffice or directly in /user/config/system.yaml