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This looks awesome!

I understand what you mean about the frustration with the documentation, and that to access support you have to pay for a year. But I see it as my way of giving back for the work Ryan does, and I always renew my Pro modules support, even if I don’t really need it. All the work, maintaining the CMS, forum administration, support, etc.has to generate income, otherwise ProcessWire wouldn’t exist. And honestly, every day I’m grateful to have the option to avoid working with WordPress and sleep peacefully at night, knowing my sites won’t get hacked because of some module that hasn’t been updated. Also, English isn’t my native language, and I had an AI review this text.

This looks amazing! I`m actually helping a friend on a project for his tiny psychologist clinic. We implemented Google Calendar appointments since it’s almost no configuration and just works. But this project look really promising.

Hi @elabx, Can I ask what module are you using for SEO?

Hi @bernhard, thank you for the suggestion! I’m already using Repeater Matrix to arrange some content blocks on the homepage, and it works really well. However, my client is very used to the WordPress style of creating blog posts—typing and inserting images freely into a single editor field. While they’re loving ProcessWire’s strengths, they still prefer that workflow. Also, the site is built with Tailwind CSS, and using the Tailwind Typography plugin, I just added the prose class to the content body to get beautiful typographic defaults with minimal markup. I’ll likely stick with the single WYSIWYG approach for now, but if I can’t manage to handle images responsively in the editor, I’ll try presenting Repeater Matrix again to see if I can change their mind. Thanks again for your input! I’m also in agreement with you. However, when I was discussing this with my client, they asked, “So why have a rich text editor that can insert images if that’s not the ideal approach?” Since I haven’t used WordPress for a long time, I couldn’t give a direct comparison to how WordPress handles it nowadays—but that was their main concern.

Hey @Robin S, thank you for the feedback! Usually, I rely on the PageimageSource module for responsive images and it works great. However, this is the first time I’ve had a client insist on inserting multiple images directly into a single TinyMCE field. I’m actually a bit surprised there isn’t a more official or comprehensive solution for this in ProcessWire—perhaps it’s a more niche requirement than I realized? I don’t have extensive experience with blogs, so I was hoping there’d be a straightforward, out-of-the-box approach. Thanks for pointing me to that proof-of-concept Textformatter Process Images module. I’ll definitely give it a try!

Hi everyone, I’m building a blog in ProcessWire for a client who wants to insert images every 1–2 paragraphs using TinyMCE. They’ve already been optimizing images somewhat, but each page still ends up weighing multiple megabytes due to the sheer volume of images. One of their key requirements is that all inserted images be responsive—especially on mobile devices—and they’d like a straightforward way to manage those images without a lot of extra steps. Any tips or example would be greatly appreciated! Thanks in advance.

Hello @boltwood, and welcome to the ProcessWire forum! About your question: it seems like the issue might be related to assigning the correct template to your page. Double-check that under Settings > Template in the page editor, the custom template you’ve created is properly assigned. This ensures that when you click “View,” ProcessWire will render your custom template instead of the default one with “Default content.” Also, I highly recommend visiting PWTuts, a great resource with detailed tutorials about ProcessWire. It’s a fantastic place to find step-by-step guides that will help you better understand the CMS and unlock its full potential. If you have any more questions, feel free to ask here. The community is always happy to help. Good luck, and enjoy your ProcessWire journey!

Hi, I have a client who wants to offer file downloads (PDF, Word, Excel, etc.) to some of their clients. However, he have emphasized that the files must be highly protected. Specifically, the files should: 1. Be accessible only to users with the appropriate role.(different roles for different files) 2. Not be directly accessible from the internet. 3. Remain unreadable or encrypted even if the web server is hacked. Is there any way to achieve this with ProcessWire? I’ve only built standard websites before, and I’ve never worked on something like this. To be honest, I feel unsure about how to implement this. I would greatly appreciate any advice or recommendations. Thank you!

I totally get where you’re coming from and appreciate your support for open-source values. Personally, I keep renewing my Pro module membership even when I don’t need the new features. For me, it’s a way to back Ryan for all the amazing work he does. Plus, having access to support has been a lifesaver a few times when the forum couldn’t help. Maybe reach out to Ryan directly through the ProcessWire website to see if there’s a way to donate. I’m sure any support would go a long way for the project! Another idea could be setting up something like a Patreon or similar platform where the community could collectively fund updates to specific modules or even new features that aren’t currently on the ProcessWire roadmap. That might be a cool way for everyone to contribute in a more focused way!

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Me too, there are no compatibility issues on any of my sites, some on version 2.5 and 3.

I always recommend pwtuts.com, it has great content for beginners.

@Robin S is a machine!

In your site/config.php file, ensure that the $config->httpHosts is properly updated with only the domain you're currently using, which is plant-directory.something.edu. Since you've switched addresses, you don't need the old domain unless you're maintaining multiple environments (like a dev or staging environment). You can try this configuration: $config->httpHosts = array('plant-directory.something.edu'); If you have a development or staging site (e.g., dev.plants.something.edu), you can include both: $config->httpHosts = array('dev.plants.something.edu', 'plant-directory.something.edu'); ProcessWire sometimes caches configuration files. You can clear the cache by doing the following: Log in to your ProcessWire admin panel and navigate to Modules > Core > Clear compiled files (if you can log in).