SiteTwilight by rafaoski

Site Profile for Processwire CMS | CMF Using CSS GRID, FLEX, GRIDLEX

Site Profile For Processwire 3x with using functions like:

MarkupRegions

FunctionsAPI

Installed Modules:

TracyDebugger
MarkupSitemap

MODULES CORE => Comments, Forgot Password, RSS, Repeater,

If you want to use GULP STACK you must install these packages on your system:

Node.js
GULP
BOWER

Now go to folder with all template files and install Important Dependencies

npm install
bower install

Go to gulpfile.js and change in line 15 -- var URL: "http://site-twilight.dev/" To your local processwire-installation -- like:

localhost/my-local-folder-processwire-installation/

Before Using Gulp

You Must Go to Options Page and Enable it in Select From Enable OR Disable Options and Enable Gulp Watch

Now Use This Command to Copy important Dependencies:

gulp start

Now Use This Command to Watch all changes:

gulp watch

Folder With all SCSS file is inside templates/all-assets/scss
To Minify CSS Use This Command:

gulp finish

To remove DEMO DATA go to _main.php and uncomment it with:

// trashDemoData($trash = true);

TO

trashDemoData($trash = true);

And go to your home page and refresh it ... Your Demo Sites should be in the trash ...
Finally, remove or comment this feature back:

// trashDemoData($trash = true);

References:

Font Awesome
Gridlex
Headroom.js
MetisMenu
Vanilla-lazyload
jQuery

Install and use modules at your own risk. Always have a site and database backup before installing new modules.

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Latest news

  • ProcessWire Weekly #473
    In the 473rd issue of ProcessWire Weekly we'll check out latest core updates, introduce new third party module called Template Fragment Controller, and more. Read on!
    Weekly.pw / 3 June 2023
  • A look at the new Page Edit Restore module
    The new Page Edit Restore module helps to prevent page edits in the admin from getting lost when the user’s session is lost. This post covers it in detail.
    Blog / 12 May 2023
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