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I think only way to know how to improve documentation and make the PW more friendly for beginners is that you new guys keep asking questions. So nothing to worry about. Good example of that is latest docs Ryan wrote about image field. "Multiple images vs single image" issue has come up numerous times up on forums and now it is clearly written right from the beginning of that page.

I see you have made some nice tweaks there! New tune?

Great stuff Ryan. Great idea with "related forum threads".

Try loading the rcdmap on header instead of footer.

Please tell us what kind of problems you are having? Error? Or not class on first item?

Thanks maniqui, that is very helpful for us git toddlers here. Learned a lot!

This is easy one to like really. We old foxes all remember you as "the one who asked about every possible (and impossible) question there is". Sometimes it almost felt you were there to annoy us It didn't took long though and soon you started answering other member's questions with great answers. And now we also see very unique and high quality PW-site coming from you! All this in under a year.. just wow and congratulations! It's great to have you here.

I moved few posts from here to another topic: http://processwire.com/talk/topic/3186-roderigo-maryla/ Also removed the ones that were discussing about moving to another topic to keep this focused. We do love good fun, but since clients also looks for these topics (through Google etc) it is nice to keep these showcases on topic.

Yep, very nice site! Technically worked nicely on mobile too, but concept is much more clear on desktop with cursor.

I think there is lots of good ground between solr etc. and what pw currently has. Anyway, search can be really hard so if building search heavy services you better know what you are doing.

Lucene/Solr integration or specifc module would be ideal. If you are planning to make a module (are you? ), then definitely go with custom module, which would be much easier for 95% of people. Some kind of document/file search is must for certain sites.

Current way is pretty good in most scenarios. Biggest problem for us is missing file search (pdf, word etc).

I kind of like the current possibility to change template file on the fly. If that is common need then it might be good to have it as a argument for render. Makes nice and clean code: $news->render("snippets/list.php") $page->render("themes/mobile.php") Etc.

Great - I will update the code soon, thanks Ryan and Muffin! Big thanks to Marty Walker, who paid and open sourced this module.

That is the end result. Biggest thing though is that it doesn't load those editors until mouseover. So if you have three textfields with five languages, it doesn't have to load 3*5 = 15 editors at page load.

I can't wait to see this site concept with roderigos fine dining photos.

There is password salt on config.php, you need to copy the value from your local to web. Install script creates unique salt.

Ryan, I don't think styles.js is about matching backend styles to frontend styles - it is about adding site specific "style blocks" with classes. Like CKEDITOR.stylesSet.add( 'my_styles', [ // Block-level styles { name : 'Blue Title', element : 'h2', styles : { 'color' : 'Blue' } }, { name : 'Red Title' , element : 'h3', styles : { 'color' : 'Red' } }, // Inline styles { name : 'CSS Style', element : 'span', attributes : { 'class' : 'my_style' } }, { name : 'Marker: Yellow', element : 'span', styles : { 'background-color' : 'Yellow' } } ]); http://docs.cksource.com/CKEditor_3.x/Developers_Guide/Styles

muffincreative: can you confirm that change Ryan provided fixes your problem? If so, I will update the code.

PHP should be at least 5.2.4 and I wouldn't be too hopeful to trying to make it work with older version. http://processwire.com/about/requirements/

Attention to detail is amazing. I really like how it responds to different screen widhts. All the different layouts seem to be very well designed. This would make a great case study or some more details about the design/development solutions you used. Definitely one of my favourite sites and shows very well many strengths of PW.

Absolutely fantastic work!

Teppo, that error seems to be other way around. Mine was that it didn't work without ckeditor, now it seems to require tinymce Not looked at the code yet though.

I have had few tests with Composer and gotta say it is pretty amazing. Just plip and plop and all needed libraries with right versions are downloaded!

We have one site with approximately 100 000 pages and runs nicely. That is because we use discussions module which saves forum replies as pages. I don't know any hard limits on page count, but I also don't believe anyone has taken it to millions yet.