Sebastian Laube

This can have many reasons. The simplest issue would be, you write these entities in the frontmatter or in the admin and the theme is simply escaping them, because twig...

Hope you share a selfhosting guide soon.

Maybe this is still helpful: Add this to your {themename}.php and edit the contents of the `$name` array as needed: ```php public static function getSubscribedEvents() { return [ … 'onAdminModularPageTypes'...

If English is your default language, you have to create the english content first. Then you can start to edit and save in a different language. You can create the...

When creating a theme, you are free to use the formats you prefer. There is no default or magic. It depends on the theme and how it integrates favicons. See:...

Can you make sure, it's not the upload limit of yopur web server that causes this?

For 1 and 2 you can create a group via the admin (`/admin/accounts/groups/:add`) and set what you like. For example you might want to enable loggin in to admin, read...

This sounds not like an admin plugin issue. I would recommend to put the code in your theme of choice.

The default requirement for usernames does not allow period as character. It should allow a dash though, which I tested positively right now. https://github.com/getgrav/grav/blob/develop/system/config/system.yaml#L10C18-L10C18 But you got a good a...

I don't use the admin plugin in this scenario. Generic pages like contact or search result pages use translation strings in frontmatter and will be translated template wise. Using those...