ruzel
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Yay! I finally got a nice scan of my painting "Yay Ocean" done and posted. http://t.co/RIMa6fe5
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“@BarackObama: Happy Presidents' Day!”—little odd—wishing us a happy President's day is like Mom wishing you a happy mother's day.
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Ahmed Baroocha explains why the world has abandonment issues. #funny #standup http://t.co/zqnWGiy3
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I like OH tweets. But what about SOHW (Surely Overheard Wrong). For instance, SOHW: "Her pooper has cancer." That can't be right, can it?
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RIDICULOUS! I give me email to one bad site and now I'm going to have to shut it down for all the spam. *BLERG*
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Ah! I was not reading that as "move" but "more." My bad. Thanks!
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If that's the main admin section "Pages," then yes, I tried that. It's just a list of links; they're not draggable.
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Easiest Way to Include Assets in a top-level directory
ruzel replied to ruzel's topic in Getting Started
Ah! Easy-breezy. For anyone looking for an answer to this, there is a variable in the $config->urls for root! So the above image tag can look like this: <img src="<?php echo $config->urls->root ?>assets/images/russellbits-logo-small.png" alt="Russellbits"/> Nice.- 2 replies
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I'm building my first brand new Processwire site! It's easy and looks really extensible so I'm excited. However, I have a codeigniter app that is going to eventually sit in a directory beneath Processwire and I want to store assets like css, js, and images in a top-level directory that both CI and PW will access. Right now, I've accomplish this by using tags like `<img src="<?php echo $config->urls->templates ?>../../assets/images/russellbits-logo-small.png" alt="Russellbits"/>` Works fine, but it's messy. Is there another way I could do this in PW without making an http call?
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If I go into the Processwire admin and select 'Home->Chidren' I'm presented with a list of pages underneath home. The 'sort settings' sections has a set of instructions that reads "Leave the sort field blank if you want to be able to drag-n-drop to your own order." Unfortunately, there is no way to make the drop down blank, and that's also somewhat counterintuitive since Drag-n-drop as an option makes perfect sense. In any event, none of the pages are draggable in order to sort them—are they draggable somewhere else in the admin?
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I'm very new to Processwire and one of the first things I needed to do was install the markdown module. The installation process is simple (see the solid documentation page here) but for those like me who are new to Processwire, once you install the module, you also need to tell fields in processwire to use markdown on the content. This is pretty simple. From the admin, go to the SetUp section and then click through to Fields->body->Details and there you'll see a dropdown menu where you can select text formatters. I, personally don't care for WYSIWYG editors once markdown is implemented, and you can additionally turn off those editors on the same page by making the body field a 'textarea' instead of 'tinyMCE' in the InputFieldType section.
