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I came across this and thought it was cool. https://deepwiki.com/processwire/processwire

Great video by the DDEV creator that shows how to troubleshoot problems in your codebase by using DDEV with xdebug and breakpoints in his PHP editor. Then he shows how to go deeper by using DDEV and git bisect with a known good git point in the past when everything was working correctly and the current git commit where everything is broken. Then he shows how to take it further and automate all the manual steps he took and instead use a bash script that does the same thing but much faster.

I had just upgraded to the latest dev version.

Hi @benbyf, just wanted to let you know that it looks like a newer version of Processwire might have broken this module a little. It still outputs the names of the templates in the page tree, but they aren't floated to the right anymore. I think it just needs the following added to the module's css: .align_right{ float: right; margin: 0 0 0.5em 1em; } since it looks like this css was removed from Processwire: .pw-align-right, .align_right, .align-right { float: right; margin: 0 0 0.5em 1em; } Though it might be safer to include a css class just for this module instead of just using a generic class of .align_right? Also the comments at the top of the .module still show DeferredPublish Kind regards

Ah yes, that tool is probably only useful when using the online services like Google’s Gemini

Interesting topic…have you seen https://gitingest.com to pull in specific code from a repo to give your chat more context?

Thanks @erikvanberkum! How were the mega menus modeled in the backend of ProcessWire?

Great write up gebeer! Very nice looking pdfs. I would also be interested to see how the mega menu was created on that site.

There is https://processwire.com/modules/repeater-images/, but that only works for images.

How about this? https://processwire.com/modules/process-media-lister/

@ryan while reading through https://processwire.com/blog/posts/text-blocks, I noticed the examples aren’t being shown: Example of using Text Block template files Here are processwire.com we use a Text Block template file for our ProcessWire download links. Below we've typed show_download and this in turn loads the file /site/templates/text-blocks/download.php. That file connects to GitHub, grabs the latest version information, and then generates these buttons you see below: reveal_download I think the reveal_download text should show the download buttons. I also noticed that the Requirements listing isn’t showing. Anyways, just thought you would like to know. Have a great weekend!

Here's one place this was talked about in the past: https://github.com/processwire/processwire-requests/issues/142

@kaz I posted a link to a tutorial in my post above. The difference is in that tutorial the templates exists in a “fields” directory and not in a views directory. Rendering fields template files are also described here https://processwire.com/blog/posts/processwire-3.0.7-expands-field-rendering-page-path-history-and-more/#field-rendering-with-template-files

This tutorial might help? https://processwire.com/talk/topic/27499-something-like-gutenbergdrupal-paragraphs/#comment-226306

Thanks for sharing BitPoet! I did notice a couple of typos as well: * echo "<div class='year'><h2>$year</h3>" . PHP_EOL; and <div class='year'><h2>2016</h3> Notice the h2 and h3 don't match up?