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/meerkat/the-where-filters

The where filters provide the greatest control when querying comments across arbitrary comment properties . For example, you can apply comparison operators, or check an arbitrary property against a list of provided values.

/site-essentials-for-statamic/v1/favicon-configuration

The favicon generation feature provides many different configuration options. You can disable the feature entirely, add/remove favicon sizes, and even change the favicon generation driver entirely.

/site-essentials-for-statamic/v1/general-metadata#content-charset

The charset method queues a <meta charset="..." > tag. It defaults to utf-8 , but can be overridden: 1 <?php 2   3 use Stillat\StatamicSiteEssentials\Support\Facades\Metadata ; 4   5 Metadata :: general () -> charset (); 6 Metadata :: general ()...

/site-essentials-for-statamic/v1/license#content-13-use-with-the-gnu-affero-general-public-license

Notwithstanding any other provision of this License, you have permission to link or combine any covered work with a work licensed under version 3 of the GNU Affero General Public License into a single combined work, and to convey the resulting...

/site-essentials-for-statamic/v1/open-graph-metadata#content-type

The type method queues a <meta property="og:type" content="..."> tag. By default it sets the type to website . 1 <?php 2   3 use Stillat\StatamicSiteEssentials\Support\Facades\Metadata ; 4   5 Metadata :: openGraph () -> type (); 6 Metadata ::...

/site-essentials-for-statamic/v1/open-graph-metadata#content-image-asset

The imageAsset helper method accepts an Asset instance and generates the following meta tags based on the asset's information: 1 < meta name = "image" property = "og:image" content = "..." > 2 < meta property = "og:image:width" content = "..." > 3...

/site-essentials-for-statamic/v1/open-graph-metadata#content-image

The image helper method queues a <meta name="image" property="og:image" content="..."> tag. By default it does not contain a value, and is generally used to construct a large amount of meta tags at once.