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I really like the Material Theme. ?

Here is another example of a nice homepage feature switcher with good screenshots for inspiration. ?

My bad, thank you for the clarification.

Just wanted to mention, that the blue is the default primary background color of UIkit. Probably it will change and it wasn‘t chosen on purpose. ?

First of all @ryan thank you for your work on the new website. It is already looking promising. ? You have already much feedback, but I wanted to give also some first suggestions: Container As @Robin S already mentioned, for very large screens (for example 27 inch iMacs) it would be better in my opinion to limit the container width to uk-container-large. Section Right now every sections is either default or primary. You are are aware of this, but the section component also offers secondary or muted sections. I think it would be nicer to spice things up with more different sections. For example the footer could be first be muted (twitter, forum and news) and then secondary (copyright), Blog I also don't like the current blog overview. In my opinion it would be nicer with cards. Navigation The search should be in my opinion be the last item in the navigation. Although the new search is now really powerful, searching should be the last thing a visitor has to do after all contents are discovered. That was it for now and keep up the great work. ? Regards, Andreas

With around 3,400 employees worldwide, IMS Gear develops and produces specific drive solutions for international customers. In addition to the focus on the automotive industry, the focus is on applications for industry and e-mobility concepts. Finding new employees is important for the day-to-day business of IMS Gear. For this reason our agency designconcepts developed a job portal, where potential employees can easily inform themselves about the company, the application process and find the job they are looking for. The website was build with help of the framework UIkit. jobs.imsgear.com Features: Job finder Job offer PDF Newsletter Fly-in information pages Job finder Core of the website is the job exchange with the job finder. Here you get a list of all available jobs which you can filter by three main areas (categories, task areas and locations). Or you can type in anything in the search field and filter by various keys (for example ID, title, country and hidden tags). The job finder was build with jQuery Typeahead, which was really helpful in building this complex logic. If you want to know which job is the closest to you, you can sort them by distance. Job offer PDF Every job offer has a printable PDF version for newspapers or other job platforms. The job offer PDF can be created by checking a checkbox in the back-end and saving the page. The PDF will then be created with all needed fields of that page and DocRaptor. This workflow is really easy for editors and guarantees a consistent layout for all created PDFs. Newsletter If there is no job for you available at the moment, you can subscribe to a newsletter with your areas of interest. Then you will be notified daily if a job is available with your interests. Instead of using a separate newsletter tool, the nice module Newsletter Subscription was used to manage subscribers. The newsletter will be send via a shell script executed by a daily cron job. Modules used: Continents and Countries Front-End Page Editor Functional Fields Markup Sitemap XML Newsletter Subscription ProCache Repeater Matrix Tracy Debugger Upgrades Wire Mail SMTP Regards, Andreas

Thank you for the feedback. ? Sorry, but I am not sure, if I can share that information in public.

S. Siedle & Söhne Telefon- und Telegrafenwerke OHG is one of the leading manufacturers of building communications technology in Germany and Europe. For a company of this size it is important to have a solid brand communication. For this reason our agency designconcepts developed a portal where the employees of the company as well as others who work with or have interest in their brand can find everything that is important for the brand Siedle. The website introduces the brand, provides informations for different topics (for example logos, typography, colors etc.) and has a large Media-Center with images, videos and documents. The website was build with the framework UIkit. brand.siedle.com Features: Repeater Matrix Protected Content Media-Center Cart Auotcomplete Search Repeater Matrix The information pages are build with a Repeater Matrix field and have a two columns layout. To be even more flexible, a section is a content element containing two Repeater Matrix fields for each column. This maybe sound crazy at first but was no problem and made complex layouts possible. ? Protected Content Not all of the informations are meant for guests, so we made it possible to protect each page, section and content element with a checkbox. If this checkbox is checked, the content will only be visible for logged-in users. Media-Center The core of the brand portal is the Media-Center. The Media-Center is actually a mirror of a separate digital assets management database where the client can manage images, videos and documents with a nice interface in a protected environment. All new assets will be synced via a shell script containing PHP and curl commands calling the API of the database. This script will be executed every 15 minutes via cron job. This way all of the assets are saved as pages in ProcessWire and we can expand them with our own logic and fields. Also for the unlikely case that the database is not available, the Media-Center would still work. Cart Inside the Media-Center you can add assets to your cart. This cart is for downloading selected assets or sharing them with others. A cart will be accessible for 30 days. Modules used: Admin Custom Files Continents and Countries Email Obfuscation (EMO) Front-End Page Editor Functional Fields Markup Sitemap XML ProCache Repeater Matrix Tracy Debugger Upgrades Regards, Andreas

Hello @LAPS, you could change the user language. ? Regards, Andreas

The Katharinenhöhe is a rehabilitation clinic in the Black Forest (Germany) for teenagers, young adults and families with children who suffer from cancer. Our agency designconcepts was lucky to relaunch their website. Our goal was to unify the previous separated areas (families and teenagers/young adults) and provide a clear structure for potential patients. Also we wanted to show that the clinic is a nice place to live, despite the circumstances. We rebuild the website from scratch with the framework UIkit and used large images as well as videos. www.katharinenhoehe.de Features: Repeater Matrix Tour Contrast Theme Glossary Autocomplete Search Facebook Repeater Matrix Most of the pages use a basic page template which have one Repeater Matrix field. This field has around 15 different content elements, so it is easy to build a page with different elements in various amounts. Tour On the site tour we build a image map with markers showing interesting places of the clinic. For this task the nice module Image Marker and the Marker component of UIkit came in handy. The tour is available on every page containing a marker. Contrast Theme For a better reading experience you can switch to a more contrasting theme of the website by clicking the theme switcher (on the top right). This is a separate stylesheet with darker color variables. The choice will be saved in a session variable and stays as long as the browser is opened. Glossary To explain complicated medical terms better, we highlight a set of terms in every textarea they occur and explain them with a tooltip. For this task we wrote a simple Textformatter module which looks for the terms in a page and replaces the terms with the tooltip. This tutorial by @benbyf helped me. Thank you! ? Modules used: Color Email Obfuscation (EMO) Front-End Page Editor Functional Fields Image Marker Markup Sitemap XML Phone ProCache Repeater Matrix Tracy Debugger Upgrades Regards, Andreas

If you are looking for a example you could look here: This website is build with Vue.js and has also a dynamic language switcher without page reload, but has no specific language URL, which is as mentioned bad for SEO. You could add the language URL on switch with for example pushState, but in my opinion the language URL should be available without making a switch first. ?

Hello @spacemonkey95, sorry for not being helpful, but you could build your own logic with: Language API Multi-Language Field Values However I would recommend you not to do this. Having a translated website with no different URLs is bad for SEO and in my opinion a bad user experience, because the user always would have to switch first for having the right language. If you really want to do this, maybe someone else has experience with this. ? Regards, Andreas

Hello @felted, the translated name should show up, if you are on the translated page: $dataProtection = $pages->get("/datenschutz/"); // German on the default page echo $dataProtection->name; // danteschutz // English on the translated page echo $dataProtection->name; // data_protection If that doesn't work somehow, you could force this as mentioned with localName: // German echo $dataProection->localName("default"); // datenschutz // English echo $dataProtection->localName("english"); // data_protection Or you could try Multi-Language Field Values: $page->of(false); // turn off outputFormatting (if it's not already) // German echo $dataProtection->name->getLanguageValue("default"); // datenschutz // German echo $dataProtection->name->getLanguageValue("default"); // data_protection Important is to pass the language you are looking for. ? Regards, Andreas

Just a wild guess, but maybe you could try this: $page->matches(["name=" => "ueber-uns"]);

The latest version. But now I have noticed that with Material Theme that known HTML tags are highlighted red and custom HTML tags with a different red. ?

I can recommend the Material Theme extension. Never noticed this issue with this theme. ?

Sorry if I wasn’t clear enough: You can choose with ProcessWire on the fron-end side whatever you want. If your project needs a framework, no framework or even no front-end at all is up to you. That is the beauty of PW. ? My intention was not to drive you away from PW, that would be unfortunate. I just wanted clear some things you have mixed up. Hopefully you reconsider. ?

You seem to be confused, let me help to clarify: Front-end ProcessWire will hopefully never dictate what you should use in the front-end. So you can use whatever you want, framework or not. If PW ever would force me to use something in the front-end, I would look for alternatives. Back-end PW uses multiple libraries for the back-end, like UIkit, jQuery, jQuery UI etc. Simply because it would be stupid to invent everything new. I don‘t care what the back-end uses as long it is nice and flexible, neither should you. ProcessWire website While I like that the new website will use UIkit as framework, I wouldn‘t care either if it would use something different. I am just happy it gets a relaunch. Luckily it is not our decisions what the back-end or website of PW uses. So one more time: Nothing should change for you. You can choose to use for your project whatever you want. Please stop hijacking this thread.

@pwired Here is a little tutorial how to change the admin theme. Although I can‘t see a reason why, because even if you dislike the UIkit framework, which you have made clear multiple times, the AdminThemeUIkit is the new default one with continued development. ?

I have tried this extension before, but didn't like that it creates HTML tags too. Most of the time I just want the autocompletion of UIkit classes. Hopefully this will be added or someone else makes an extensions similar like the one for Sublime Text. But if you don't have an issue with that, it is a good extension. ?

Hello @Epileptiker, there is the module Template File Editor that seems to let you edit template files from the back-end. I have never tried it, don't know if it is still compatible and wouldn't recommend to have such a powerful module installed on a live site, but if you really don't have FTP access, that module could help you to get your Google Analytics Tracking-Code in your template files. Don't forget to uninstall if you are done. ? Regards, Andreas

Ah, that is a good result. Without chache would be interesting, but shouldn‘t be much higher. Google has no problems with indexing images that are lazyloaded in my experience. I like to lazyload them with lazysizes. But of course listing them in a special sitemap would help.?

Hello @Michael van Laar, To answer you main question first: Yes, I don't see a performance issue in using either. The RepeaterMatrix and PageTable field are similar in that they use pages which can be used for content elements. I prefer the RepeaterMatrix field, because it has a better usability in that you can edit the content elements on the same page. Before there was the RepeaterMatrix field, I also used for a few times the PageTable field with the PageTableExtend module. But if you have bought the ProFields I would recommend using the RepeaterMatrix. On the back-end it is best when using a RepeaterMatrix field to have the default option on, that all repeater items should be loaded via Ajax. I assume the page you linked is not cached? According to WebPagetest the document was loaded after 670ms, which is good (best would be under 300ms). Everything after that are your styles and scripts which are not related to the RepeaterMatrix. For a regular XML sitemap, you would just output all visible pages on your website. So in your example that would be around 150 pages. But even more should be no issue. I usually use the module MarkupSitemapXML for this. With other sitemap formats I have not much experience, I have just learned about them: Image sitemap: You could output the link of a page and all it files like this. Video sitemap: This seems to work only with self hosted videos. So not embeded videos. But I could be done like mentioned before. All of those solutions mentioned are decoupled from the RepeaterMatrix and PageTable field. On every page you only output the content elements used for the page. So the total count of content elements wouldn't matter. If you have a page with 10 or 50 content elements, it should not really be a performance issue. I can think of no use case, where you would output all content elements of all pages at the same time. As mentioned before the sitemap example can be handled without have to deal with RepeaterMatrix or PageTable. Yes, thats what the RepeaterMatrix field is build for. Caching always helps if you don't have user input on your page. But depending on how you build your templates, without cache there should be no performance issue. For content elements I can't think of a better solution than RepeaterMatrix. If you have more questions, it would be best if you would share some screenshots of your set-up. ? Regards, Andreas

Hello @Ramon, if you want a simple text for the alt tag of your image, than you can just use the description field: https://processwire.com/api/ref/pageimage/ Regards, Andreas

The build in color highlighting and picker should work fine in CSS or HTML files. There was a issue for using it in PHP files, but is now closed. Sorry for not being more helpful, I usually try to avoid using inline styles. ?