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    After my initial question via the contact form of the CMSCritic site in October 2016 was ignored, I asked @cmscritic again and will ask here too: Why doesn't @cmscritic cover ProcessWire 3 at all? Neither the first release of version 3 nor the latest stable version 3.0.61? For a site that calls itself: ... I find this really sad. I don't want to bash them, I would like just to know an explanation.
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    ProcessWire on the web

    AndZyk replied to apeisa's topic in Pub

    ProcessWire is mentioned in the repository Awesome UIkit:
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    I recently made a project with Kirby, because we needed a file based CMS and while working with it, I really enjoyed their cheatsheet and search function. I think the new redesign of the website could benefit a lot of such a build in cheatsheet and seach function. Besides that the first visual impression was also state of the art. Just to be clear, I don't want to talk about those CMSs, just want to give some examples.
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    Hello @opalepatrick, I don't have any experience with CSP, but there was already a little discussion about this topic in this thread: From what I understand is, that you could use CSP in your front end with PHP if you like. But for the back end it is not possible, as you already have experienced. Regards, Andreas
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    For simple mails, you could just use the core WireMail API functions.
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    Ok, so it is lossy. But my point was, that in comparison to TinyJPG it doesn't visually alter the image with darker colors and blur.
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    You mean the web service tinyjpg.com? Never heard of it before. Compressed with TinyJPG (87 kb) But I think this web service is using lossy compression. At least I couldn't find a clear statement on their website. So this web service is out of question for me, because I am only looking for loseless ways to compress images. But I might be wrong. I don't think so. Looking into the developer tools, I see no difference to my original images. Here an interesting post about tests with Guetzli: https://www.34sp.com/blog/speed-testing-googles-guetzli-jpeg-encoder/
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    I had some time now to try out Guetzli and have to say, that it is really memory hungry. But the results on the other hand are impressive too. I made some tests with good old Lenna: Uncompressed (312.31 kb) Compressed with JPEGOptim and Jpegtran (ImageOptim default) (291.87 kb) Compressed with Guetzli (127.8 kb) From 312 kb to 127 kb is indeed impressive. For anyone who doesn't like the command line. The newest alpha of ImageOptim 1.7.1a4 also includes Guetzli, but there it is disabled by default and you will be warned, if you activate it.
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    Thank you for the hint. Nice to see, that it is already in discussion. Wow, I didn't thought that this encoder needs so much performance.
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    Loving the new admin theme. It is clean, easy to brand and all of those additions over the last weeks come in really handy. I am excited whats coming next.
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    This may be of interest for anybody seeking for ways to compress images. Google open sourced a new JPEG encoder „Guetzli“ (catchy name): Announcement GitHub repository I am not quite sure, how this new JPEG encoder could be used except with the command line. Maybe some apps (f. e. ImageOptim) will implement it in their interfaces or maybe it could be used with an module? Haven't even tried it out yet and it sounds performance intensive, but I am glad that they sticked with JPEG and didn't introduced another exotic format. Regards, Andreas
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    It is also easy to use Bower with CodeKit, but I still prefer to use it with the command line. For a while now, I skip every folder in CodeKit I don't work in: assets modules vendor wire For example if I had upgraded TracyDebugger with the Upgrade module, CodeKit always wanted to compile scripts and styles. Also pausing CodeKit (CTRL + ALT + CMD) is helpful before making big changes to the files.
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    This page field had never a default option in all of the admin themes.
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    Just be careful not to build a mystery meat navigation.
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    The permissions inside your config file were detected during your installation of ProcessWire and seem to be alright. This is the thumbnail used for the admin created from your original image. This is obviously the original image. But strange, that this one has permission 600. Sorry, but I have no explanation for this behavior. Maybe someone else here can help you or you have to contact the support of your hoster.
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    Welcome @Amr Magdy, if your hoster doesn't allow file permissions 600, you could try the next higher permissions 640: https://processwire.com/docs/security/file-permissions/#potential-permissions-for-writable-directories-and-files Regards, Andreas
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    Welcome @Schwab, This is already implemented with the „quick-tree“ page list panel. This one is a matter of preference. In my opinion, I find the extra additional clicks for dragging or editing a page alright, because I don't want me or someone else to accidentally move a page. If you want to quickly edit or view a page, you could use the long-click actions. I find them very useful, but they should be promoted more obvious. Regards, Andreas
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    Leitz Medien

    AndZyk posted a topic in Showcase

    For our in-house printing house Leitz Medien we have build a small landing page to feature their qualifications. The website has as background multiple illustrations, which are sorted randomly on every page load. The layout uses Masonry and the paths of the illustrations are animated using vivus.js. You can access every modal under its own Url, which are added to the browser history using the replaceState method. www.leitzmedien.com Modules used: ProCache Markup Sitemap XML Email Obfuscation (EMO) Tracy Debugger Regards, Andreas
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    Hello @Inxentas, you should include your files like this: <?php include("./inc/bku-block-footer.php"); ?> This should help. Found in this similar thread: Regards, Andreas
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    You can change the network protocol, after http:// is added to your link. But http:// is better than nothing.
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    Fotomediale

    AndZyk posted a topic in Showcase

    The Fotomediale is a annual festival of photography for children's and youth photography in Freiburg, Germany. This small website provides information about the festival and its workshops. Because of the topic, this site is very picture heavy. Almost every page contains it own set of images displayed in the background. The images cycle through automatically, but you can also use the buttons on the edges (or if you want arrow keys on your keyboard ). If you want to see the images, you can collapse both the navigation and content area. The transitions between pages were made with Ajax and pushState, but you can also access them directly via their URL. To handle the large image backgrounds, all of the images are lazy loaded using lazysizes. The registration form was created using the API. www.fotomediale.de Modules used: ProCache Markup Sitemap XML Email Obfuscation (EMO) Tracy Debugger Regards, Andreas
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    Hello @MilenKo, I am glad you are making progress. Haven't read everything in this thread, but a here a few notes: In HTML5 there is an aside element available, especially for sidebars like yours. Using delayed output you could prepend for example a _init.php file in your site config containing often used variables. In the default site profile there is for example a variable for the homepage, so you can use this instead of $pages->get('/'). You could make your tags dynamic using a page field and store the tags in a dedicated page tree. Regards, Andreas
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    You can try to send @Pete a message. That worked for me. Regards, Andreas
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    So many ways now to structure templates. Sounds definitely interesting, for the reasons @Robin S listed.
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    I don't know, you will have to ask the developer of this site profile @ryan. Probably it will be ok, because after all the site profile is available on a public GitHub repository and the visuals are mostly realized with the framework UIkit. But it will be best, if you ask him or at least give credit to his work if you plan to reuse it.
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