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Nice, but where is the link?

Hi @AndZyk, I may be wrong, but the main difference between my structure and @virtualgadjo is that categories and tags are children of /blog in my case, which is not in virtualgadjo's case. Am I missing something?

It's all clear now. Thank you!

Thanks @AndZykI will try that. @virtualgadjoI'm interested to learn more about your approach. Could you elaborate on it a bit more?

Hi, My blog structure. The question is, how do I have the posts showing up before the categories and tags? Like below: Blog -> template blog-index Post 1 -> template blog-post Post 2 Post 3 ... Categories -> template blog-cat-index Category 1 -> template blog-category Category 2 Category 3 ... Tags -> template blog-tag-index Tag 1 -> template blog-tag Tag 2 Tag 3 ... Cheers

Hi @Angelinowould you mind to share your Nginx conf? I would like to try Nginx with PW, but I'm not sure if it would work flawless.

This would be a "useful" site profile indeed!

Understood. Thank you!

Hi @Robin S, I didn't get your approach. Could you please elaborate on it? This is an interesting topic for me too.?

Just out of curiosity.Is there another approach for it? Can you achieve that same outcome without have it under the /admin/ page?

It worked! Thanks you!

Thanks, but if I move there, it gave me an unknown path error.

Hi, This 'simple' task doesn't seem to be so simple after all. I have a "Settings" page and I would like to create a top menu entry in the admin menu for it. How can I do that? The information I found online is unclear, and the Custom Admin Menus module seems like overkill for my needs. Any help would be appreciated! Cheers!

This is great stuff! Thank you! @FireWire, As a beginner, I would love to learn how you usually set up a simple institutional website. It would be nice to see how you do.

Wow. And the award for the greatest answer of the year goes to...

Hey everyone, I've been programming in PHP for a long time and know a bit about OOP, like what a class is ?. However, I’ve never written any serious code using OOP. Any advice on how to use ProcessWire to develop my OOP skills? Cheers!

Good stuff. Thank you all!

Hello everyone! I'm new to the forum and currently exploring a solution for our agency. I've had some limited experience with ProcessWire before and found it quite impressive. However, neither my colleagues nor my boss are familiar with it. I'm considering putting together a brief PowerPoint presentation for the team. Could anyone here point me to any marketing materials that could assist me in persuading my team to consider ProcessWire? Thanks in advance!