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Here is an example of sidebar editing from https://www.storyblok.com/: https://www.youtube.com/embed/3Q5eIY-u2gI Sorry, I'm not sure how to embed youtube videos on this forum? https://www.contentful.com/ also something similar called a "Slide-In Editor" Here is another image that shows how a page is composed in contentful.com. It looks similar to Processwire's PageTableExtended module, but notice how you can also link existing entries/pages. We can't do that with PageTable or PageTableExtended. PageTableExtended comes close to a lot of the other systems I have seen, but it lacks a few features that would make it a good solution. It needs to be combined with https://processwire.com/modules/page-table-extra-actions/ and I also don't think the ProDrafts module fully supports PageTableExtended? It gives a warning that say's "This field doesn't support Drafts. Changes will always save to the live version."

In PHP 8.0 the deprecation notice is converted into a parse error: If short_open_tag is enabled, the use of <? is a parse error. If short_open_tag is disabled, <? has no special meaning (as before). In PHP 9.0 support for short_open_tag is dropped entirely: <? never has special meaning, it is always interpreted as plain text. This deprecation and removal plan avoids unintentional code leaks during PHP version upgrades. https://wiki.php.net/rfc/deprecate_php_short_tags_v2 As for echo vs print - I am not suggesting one over the other - just that you shouldn't use either in a <? shorttag because it won't be available soon. <?= is still OK though. As for the whitespace, here is a test I just tried: Now, I do see a whitespace character after the "11111" but that is after the </p> I don't see any whitespace where it shouldn't be. Perhaps you can do a similar test with screenshots to show us what you are seeing.

Are the tags in your HTML on separate lines? If so, Firefox will insert a space. <p> Firefox will add a space at the end of this. </p> <p>But not at the end of this.</p> I haven't noticed this happening in other browsers, though perhaps I've missed something. I have a memory that Firefox has done this for many years at least, but I'm not sure. Note that the Inspect tool in Firefox Web Developer Tools re-formats the HTML for easy reading, repositioning tags for many elements, and it removes spaces before tags in at least some cases (which is not helpful and a bit strange in my opinion!), so it's not good for debugging such things. The Page Source tool is more useful. I note that the heading "About ProcessWire" does actually have a space at the end in the HTML source. This could be for various reasons - such as a Text Formatter, or simply somebody typing a space!

You can change that through the module settings. In your backend, go to Modules -> Configure -> ProcessLogin. There you'll find the Login Type setting which you can set to allow login with username, email or both.

I've got accounts with Fathom and Plausible, which are both great.

The module seems stable enough to bump to version 1.0. Notable changes Declare a private namespace, solving install issues Require the latest ProcessWire master version 3.0.165 Add a new panel type Add New Page which recreates the core add-page shortcut menu

I recommend the modern CodyFrame framework, and the main reason is that it has separate elements, i.e. you add to the page what you need as Components, so there is no mess in the code, and the page should load faster, the size of the files will not be huge, yes as in most major CSS frameworks. There are also other reasons, such as the Global Editor ( GLOBALS ), thanks to which your website will not look like hundreds of others based on the same CSS frameworks (you can customize many elements such as colors, typography, buttons, forms ). Plus many basic Tutorials that you can start with. You can also see this Site Profile, which can be a good start to familiarize yourself with this framework.