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/meerkat/installation

To install Meerkat into a Statamic 4 project using Composer , simply run the following command at the root of your project: composer require stillat/meerkatUpgrading your site from Meerkat 2 to Meerkat 3 should be relatively painless for most...

/meerkat/integrating-meerkat#content-submitting-our-first-comment

Now that we have a comment form on our blog, let's give it a test run! Don't worry - we don't have to go through any more setup tasks in order to start receiving comments it will just work. Enter a comment into your new form and activate the...

/meerkat/licensing#content-technical-support

Stillat, LLC does not offer phone support. There are no guarantees on the response timelines for support requests, most requests are responded to within 72 hours. To start a support request, ask a question, or just say hello, please contact...

/meerkat/localization

Language strings in the Statamic Control Panel may be customized, translated, or replaced entirely. Missing translation strings will default to English in the Control Panel (to prevent the translation keys from appearing).At the time of writing,...

/meerkat/managing-comments#content-performing-bulk-actions

Control Panel users may select multiple comments by selecting individual comments using the checkbox on the left side, or by selecting all comments using the checkbox in the top-left corner of the comments table. When at least one comment is...

/meerkat/meerkat-forms#content-creating-simple-forms

To create simple forms, you have the option to use the {{ fields }} value. This value will be an array of all the fields configured in the Meerkat blueprint. The following example demonstrates how to iterate all the form fields and render them to...

/meerkat/meerkat-forms#content-form-attributes

With Meerkat, it is simple to add additional form attributes to your Meerkat forms. The following example demonstrates how to add a custom HTML data attribute and a CSS class: