DaveP

Use the 'Insert Image' button in TinyMCE (looks like tree), and any images on the page will show up in this dialog. You can specify alignment and resizing here by default. There are modules for more advanced image manipulation. Then just make sure your CSS has classes to match your intentions.

So, it being almost the end of the year (and in the UK we have just had SPOTY, won by the mighty Bradley Wiggins), it's time for some friendly high fives! The results are in and the top three posters' (with > 100 posts) likes-to-posts ratios are - nik Joss MadeMyDay Notes There is a difference between clicking 'Like' and actually posting to thank someone for an answer, one takes more effort and probably replaces the other, but likes are easy to quantify. As Ryan rightly points out above, MathewSchenker (92 posts at the time of writing) would be 3rd if he had made 100 posts, with or without any more likes. Ryan should have a much bigger score than he has, see note 1 above. If someone counted actual thanks posted in replies, it would be no contest.

Looks like this for me (and I suspect most others). Probably your Mac, Ryan (they have very long memories, especially Safari, once it has cached something, it doesn't like letting go).

http://ansciath.tumblr.com/post/7347495869/css-aspect-ratio describes a method that works.

@Soma, me neither. Just installed on remote server and it didn't like it. Will try to troubleshoot some more tomorrow.

Oops, big fat ugly 500 server error. Trouble is, it's shared hosting, so I don't have access to error logs. (Works alright on Win 7 development system, though.)

Slightly going off at a tangent, but somewhat relevant to the OP - http://googlewebmastercentral.blogspot.co.uk/2012/12/introducing-data-highlighter-for-event.html

I recall reading (can't remember where, sadly) that the best way to deal with this in SEO terms is to leave the page published, but change the content after the event has happened - ie explain on the page that the event was in the past and include a short report on how it went. The reasoning behind this is that a page about a popular event can generate incoming links (traditional links or social mentions) in a short time, so there's no point wasting them. You can also add a comments box on the page and ask attendees how the event went, generating a bit of UGC as well. You can also link to upcoming similar events and pass a bit of Googlejuice on.

I think you nailed it there, Matthew.

Diogo and netcarver both make valid point (although I thought fulltext indexes (indices?) didn't index words less than 4 characters long). The other thing is that mySQL doesn't come with French stopwords by default, just English. Try using the %= (mySQL LIKE - ie not fulltext) comparison operator (http://processwire.com/api/selectors/) to make sure that fulltext issues are not affecting your results.

Images ok as well. (I added a somewhat superfluous one to http://wiki.processwire.com/index.php/Managing_Content)

Sorted now (for me, at least). Thanks Ryan.

One of the problems of having registered on the wiki early is that I seem to have been left behind by changes to privileges. I can't even edit pages I created. :'(

I suspect that the '0x120' is being mistaken for an injection attack as it is a hexadecimal number. (288 in decimal) Pretty unsophisticated filter to reject a string for one (possibly) hex character.

That doesn't really matter - the advantage of a wiki is that everyone (who is a registered user, in the case of wiki.processwire) can edit anything, and annotate their changes as to why they made the edit. My own feeling is that people should be a bit more relaxed about diving in and adding to the wiki, as I am sure that the PW community is one place where you can be sure of a supportive and friendly response to contributions.

It couldn't be a dd/mm/yy versus mm/dd/yy problem, could it?

Oooh, I thought Nico was kidding about the clouds. Stationary on Chrome 23.0.1271.95 on Win 7. (But working on IE10 Win 7 preview.)

Just a very minor and not-at-all-important suggestion, but what about a bit of OS sniffing, and showing Mac users screenshots with Mac browser chrome, Windows chrome for Windows users, etc?

You need to look at INTERCAL. From the page -

GFA BASIC That is all.

The overall look is very bright and contemporary, without going too far from the original. Now all we need is for the forum to match!

You can still use goto in PHP - http://php.net/manua...ctures.goto.php Darn, teppo beat me to it.

On the face of, this shouldn't be too tricky. Each 'event' (which can be a page with or without a template, depending whether you want to show it as a standalone page from a link on the timeline) will need a date field and then you can order them by date. So you'd build the timeline something like this $events = $pages->find('template=event,sort=-date'); foreach($events as $event){ ...echo whatever you need }

PW is about as close as you'll find, for now. (And I did have an extra '/' in my answer )

Certainly heading in the right direction. I would try $footers = $pages->get("/home/blocks/footer-blocks/")->children("limit=3"); (Completely untested - I'm sure someone will correct me.) <edit>adamspruijt beat me to it</edit>