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As a security measure, Grav 1.7 has enabled Twig function 'autoescape' by default. That means all output (stylesheets tags, scripts tags, content, etc.) are being escaped to prevent malicious code to run.

There are a few options to fix or workaround this:

• If you feel comfortable with code, you can go through all templates provided by the theme used and add filter |raw to output statements of which you are sure the data is safe. Eg. {{ content | raw }}, {{ assets.css() | raw }}, {{ assets.js() | raw }}, etc.
• Or you can add the following settings to user/config/system.yaml to disable auto-escaping:

The error is caused by the fact that you tried to get an element from base instead of bases

if base.y - base[i+1].y < 20:

I think the problem is you're just telling it to draw the game over then continuing with everything else, you're not stopping the rest of the code from running. How about adding another variable, is_game_over then replace your if code with:

You might give the following a try.

Calling grav just once is enough to move the block all the way to the bottom, because you're looping through the blocks in order, left-to-right, top-to-bottom, and so when you move b6 to b7, it gets found again when the function keeps going and moves b7 to b8, and then again to b9, etc.

If you loop backward, that won't happen, but it might make your animation not work the way you want it to when there are multiple blocks:

This usually means the page can't find your css file and is trying to load your not found page which is html.

Try using a full absolute path for the link on your error page and see if that works:

You can use functools.partial or a lambda function. Let's say you change your code so ball_1 and ball_1_plt are not global anymore, but arguments to DEM. Then you call it like this:

Pages are parsed upfront, not at the moment when called in Twig using {% set content = pages.find('/footer') %}. During parsing, the context is the page itself, so {{ page.title }} inside its Markdown will always refer to the current page object. Hence the value

However the Markdown of a page object can be parsed inside Twig using the Grav function evaluate_twig. See Grav's docs on Twig Filters & Functions

For example:

• '/pages/footer/default.md'

Have you tried (without the dot):