Ready to deploy? ## OMFG! It worked ### It really did (if this appears) #### One final reality check; in the right directory It has been a fun couple of weeks as I have gently come to grips with this new CMS, Grav. It is actually way more powerful than I need, but I rather like the way it works, at least as far as I understand it, and I have been able to bend it slightly to my will. The result is what you see here. There are still things I want to fix; there always are. Like, why is the font in this second paragraph always larger? I ought to have something useful in the footer, for example, and maybe even a custom favicon. Social connections are essential, I suppose. But that can wait, as can getting all the older posts in. I really love digging into things like this, finding out more or less how things work, tweaking them, getting to an end state that I like. But I also want to get this out there and live, not least so that I have somewhere to send stuff. So the next stage is going to be a little complicated. There's an excellent tutorial from Grav, which I hope to emerge from unscathed. If you're reading this, it means I succeeded.

Well, that’s nice. Today is the 10th birthday of my current CMS.

Ready to deploy? https://www.jeremycherfas.net/blog/ready-to-deploy

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Getting Groovy with Grav Getting Grav Graphically Grounded Now I have moved full time to the Grav platform, I decided to spend the day making it work for me. So I have spent the day...

My day has been spent playing games with #GetGrav

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Welcome to TalkTech! A personal tech blog written by Vincent Willcox - a tech lover since 1985!

So today has been a day of tinkering with my blog. I use the #GetGrav software to run this site after ditching #Wordpress.
I've added some tweaks to the CSS to pull out the logos colours around the site. Center align images and add css to tell sites what to use as an image!

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Grav ornament up! Happy holidays everyone! #gravcms #grav #getgrav