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Yes, Tracy Debugger is a module which can help you find problems with your code or in others code as in this case too. Once you install it and see the "Debugger bar" (refer to the introduction post you linked above) then if you uncomment those lines I mentioned you should see the values if you click on the bar. This way you can see why the path/url differs.

For example to one template file, eg. home.php (and visit the home page to see it). If you are concerned that others may see it you could echo it in a hidden div and see the page source for the url (but I don't think that few seconds could matter).

Or just echo the admin url since you have access to the files on the FTP: echo $config->urls->admin;

Are you sure that's the correct admin url?

Yes, I don't have that panel enabled. I use the Panel selector and occassionally enable the panel I need (Console, Validator). It's maybe only me but the Panel Selector is the "Control Panel" of TD I could imagine double-clicking on the "Tracy" icon to go to the module settings page.

Well that's what the CKE plugin info page says:

If you're using AdminOnSteroids the Auto Link plugin is available in the CKEaddons submodule.

How about adding a link to the Tracy module settings page to the Panel selector panel?

I guess you need to set "Yes" in "Default language homepage URL is same as root URL?" here: /admin/module/edit?name=LanguageSupportPageNames Plus adjust the Home page's url at its Settings tab (enter "en"). Then examine the url in your home template file and if it's only "domain.com" (without "/en") then show the welcome page.

I've added simple svg backgrounds to show values as guidelines. It's not 100% perfect but close

Not sure about this, it wouldn't save too much time imo. Auto save would be also an issue because users could have edited other fields and perhaps they wouldn't like to save.

Do you have spaces around " = " in the "timestamp"?

I might be wrong but as I remember has_parent only works with one value. Edit: the docs says "Note however that at present, you can only specify one page at a time here (meaning no has_parent=1|2|3)."

I dont think there is such field, I would perhaps add some CSS to fix (clear or before-after pseudos).

v117 contains @bernhard's idea (see above). I've also managed to add the "100%" text on full-width fields because this makes percentages align nicer.

By not reading the manual? Field width changing would be great, provided that a good and simple GUI could be found. My first idea was to change the asm fields width according to the field widths, that would allow instant visual feedback, and allow field width change by dragging their right side. I haven't used such Js library so I don't know how hard that would be to implement.

But it's not wysiwyg and he's getting lazy at the end if the year

No issues with latte, but usually I call Tracy from PHP files.

I think this feature won't be that hard to implement but I see it as an edge-case so I'm not sure too many users would use it. The UI would be another question, I think the current "Edit template" tooltip could have an extra icon (eg. "Edit fields order"), and clicking on it the fields could be drag-and-dropped. But again, I would like to see others voting for this feature.

This core commit seems to fix it.

I see your points, been there too, then went back to latte because of the same issues you mentioned. But of course it was easier for me because I was already familiar with latte.

@gmclelland If you don't insist on using twig, you could try latte, these things are whether built-in or very easy to add.

The latest AOS contains this tweaked role selector appearance. Thanks for the tip! The only difference is that I use the "user" icon even on hover, I think the line-through is enough signal for the removal.

Thanks! Good question - actually I haven't thought about that before your question. Perhaps because I didn't know that asmSelects can be used without the sort feature (although there's no need for that in AOS at all).

I actually have ProCache but it was disabled when the bug appeared.