Christophe

Hello, I was just wondering the same after seeing "pwired" mentioning it again. I had already wondered about this. So I've just researched on Google (pocketgrid and what responsive menu), and it's incredible (again), you are (already) number one...

Are there differences between both setups: field's Details tab, other things...?

Nice slideshow(s) implementation! @dragan: what do you think of display: block; for the top menu links for widths under 830px (Firefox's Web Developer Tools in Responsive mode)? We don't have to forget that we don't know the context in which a website was created... (I'll have to show some websites here one day...)

I don't notice this "bottom" issue, using Firefox (41.0.2) for Linux Mint. The screen resolution is 2560x1440. Using Firefox's Web Developer Tools in Adapative Responsive mode *, I can't reproduce it. Same with Chromium, or Opera. But I've noticed that, for the homepage for example, at the very beginning the footer is close to the content, and then it moves to the bottom of the window (and becomes (almost) hidden), leaving a lot of space between them. We have to scroll down to see the footer. Nice pictures/photos/images! I'll take a closer look at the website later (with the help of google translator). Edit: I've just seen the problem now... after having clicked (on) the browser's Minimize icon. It happens (at least for me) starting at 1223px/under 1224px (width) *. In #footer, changing from height: 3em; to height: 100%; or height: auto; seems to fix the problem. NB: are you aware of the message displayed during a few seconds over the map on the Kontakt page? I've just noticed it when opening it, out of curiosity, while closing tabs related to your website.

Also by the same man: "My @Quora answer to Why is WordPress so bad? And are there any real alternatives? https://t.co/gPDpgw1uP3" Quora seems a good place (where) to make people aware of ProcessWire's existence and uniqueness. Eg.: https://www.quora.com/topic/Content-Management-Systems-CMS Eg.: "What/which is the best.../the most.../a good... for...", etc.

And what about « Blahbleh »bloh or « Blahbleh » bloh? Does it change something? With French quotes you normally have spaces.

Just throwing silly ideas/theories in the air. Chances are that you have already thought about these. Couldn't there be 2 image fields merged/combined with something like the FieldtypeConcatenate Module? Or, for example, an option, hook, or whatever that would say something close to: 2 minimums entered (lower/smaller min and higher/bigger min). If the image is in Portrait mode/its width is lower than its height, then the lower min becomes the min width authorized. And the higher min becomes the min height authorized. If the image is in Landscape mode/its height is lower than its width, same logic...

I had already bookmarked PhotoSwipe. I've just done the same with OpenSeadragon. The "Tools" section at the bottom of https://openseadragon.github.io/examples/in-the-wild/ could also interest some of you.

No need to say that you would certainly have contributions that would improve it, that would "help making it scale a bit better" ...

Not for me, at least for the moment, but do you intend to release your "customized version of @Soma's Images Manager" in some way or another? I haven't had the opportunity to use Soma's Images Manager for a project yet. Have a nice week!

Nice website. But I'm seeing the same Search button issue. In Firefox, Chromium, Opera, and Vivaldi. Depending on the browser, the text behind the arrow is different. This seems to happen only on the homepage (?), at least now. Edit: it has disappeared. I guess you have just done something...

I had already noticed this, had postponed to write about it, and had forgotten about it. And have noticed it again recently... Be it with ProcessWire 2.6.1 or 2.7.0, be it in Firefox, Chromium, Opera, or Vivaldi, at least on Linux Mint, when opening CKEditor's "Source" (modal) window, and wanting to resize it by drag-and-drop with the resize "button", because it's sometimes more convenient for a good read/the modification of the source code, the blue-bordered container doesn't resize, only the window... so it's of no use. As far as I can remember (but was it with the old default wysiwyg editor?), it worked well with older versions of ProcessWire. Do you experience the same on the Linux, Mac, Windows (and perhaps FreeBSD, and other) platforms?

I found it via twitter a few days ago. I must have thought that others had seen/would see it (soon)... I liked this article.

Do you know in which file it is now? I'm curious. I can't manage to find it via GitHub's repository search form. What would be the "procedure" in order to be able to fix it quickly? Could I just add a new file with the translations? What should be it's name and what should it contain? How could I add it? Do you already have it in German? A lot of questions, I know... Have a nice week!

I was guessing something like that...

Hi, I didn't wait this time for the French Language Pack (fr-FR) update before upgrading to the new stable version. I didn't expect this. All other translations seem to keep on working. I've tried with different browsers, just in case. I may post a link to this topic in the French Language Pack (fr-FR) Support Forum.

Hello, I've upgraded 2 websites (for the moment) from version 2.6.1 to version 2.7.0. One is now in production mode (a website migrated/converted in a few days from ImpressPages CMS to ProcessWire, now responsive - apart from the top menu that is not fully responsive - and using UIkit). And the other that is still in development mode. I've just noticed something, as I often put the superuser in English while developing or if I have to manage the production website. Since the upgrade apparently, be it with Reno Theme or the Default Theme (I've checked with both just in case), Edit, View, New, Move, etc. are not translated anymore when having another language, like French for example, as the language for the superuser or a simple user with less rights. In both cases, the "default" language is the French/non-English one. Does someone else encounter the same problem?

With the help of Firebug html#facebook body {background-color: #000; border: 1px solid #fff;} #fff, #c8c8c8, etc. "0 Comments" ._50f7 {color: #fff;} #fff, #c8c8c8, etc. "Sort by" ._pup {color: #fff;} #fff, #c8c8c8, etc. Top inside bar ._491z {border-bottom: 1px solid #fff;} #fff, #c8c8c8, etc. Bottom inside bar ._5lm5 {border-top: 1px solid #fff;} #fff, #c8c8c8, etc. Facebook text link ._42ef a {color: #fff;} #fff, #c8c8c8, other blue, etc.

It's easy for them with https://wordpress.com/ Be it a website there or a self-hosted one, we know it doesn't mean it's going to be a quality website.

For your "typical example" of "the contact info in footer area", you can, for example, just: create a Contact information page (that is hidden), insert <?=$pages->get('/contact-info/')->body?> wherever you want in _foot.php, or elsewhere. That's it. The content editor edits the body field of the Contact information page. There's no need for a template for this page normally. If you define (in _init.php, for example): $contact_info = $pages->get('/contact-info/')->body, you just have to use $contact_info wherever you want. It could be anything of course. Not just a CKEditor textarea body field.

Hi again, Perhaps you'll want to replace the 2 URLs with something like http://subdomain.hostpapa.com/(sub)folder/pwtest/richard/portfolio/, for security reasons. Google indexes very quickly these Support Forums (topic) posts. And to use an .htpasswd file if you don't want google to start indexing the website as it is. Or perhaps you are going to "migrate" the website and make it live quite soon.

Hello, Could you give examples of URLs (the part after the domain name, that you see at the bottom of your browser when you hover a link)? You don't have any redirection (module) enabled, do you? Do you have $config->debug = true; in config.php, in case it helps? What are the differences between the two servers?

I don't know your (Debian) GNU/Linux level relative to LAMP, so I will ask some questions... Have you also enabled mod_rewrite (it is not by default)? Have you restarted Apache2? (Do you have /index.php/ in the url paths of the other pages?) Are you using Debian's default LAMP "package"? Can you give more details?

Hello, I'm about to release the "new" version of a non-profit website made with ImpressPages CMS. I've converted/migrated it to ProcessWire quite quickly (in a few days). Now I just have to check the contents a last time. It's the first time I use captions in 1-2 pages of a ProcessWire website. Needing to add a small last content update to the homepage, I've just noticed that the insertion of the image is removing the other image with a caption also that is above. I've tried with a simple text inside a p tag or a h2 tag, the text stays, but it seems related to the same problem. In fact, everything is inserted inside the figcaption tag, and if I remove this tag, everything is inserted inside the figure tag: a paragraph, a horizontal rule, etc. I can of course do it via the html code editor, but it's not really a solution for a common editor. Has someone already experienced this? Can you reproduce this behaviour? Do you know a key command/shortcut to get out of this last tag? I'm using ProcessWire 2.6.1. NB: at worst, I can tell them just to add some letters via the "Source" button, then select them in the wysiwyg editor and change them to whatever they want. PS: at least on the homepage, I've decided to convert the "captions" into em tags (with classes that already exist for "notes") that are inside the (same) paragraphs where the images are.

It appears that if I have the "Markup/HTML with image management" option activated at Content Type in the Details tab (Admin > Setup > Fields > Edit Field: theckeditorfield), it works by default. https://processwire.com/api/fieldtypes/textarea-fieldtype/#content-type I'll have to check if it works also with images coming from other pages, but it's probably the case.