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It depends on how the webserver handles files and folders. Therefore you have to ask your hosting company. For example: Bluehost.com runs scripts in user-context so folders (wire folder in this case) should have 755 and files (in wire folder) 644 as permission in most cases. As not all hosting companies go that way your permissions might be different. Do you already have a running instance of ProessWire on that same hosting? If so... check and compare folder and file permissions.

Ok... I get it. Well creating those previews like logos on shirts might be the easy part but when you want to place a logo on a bottle or cup things will become tricky. I created mockups in the past with custom actions for Photoshop or those free generators. Ask Google for those Photoshop actions and you will get lots of results. Maybe this will work for you in any kind. Maybe there are even ready-made solutions out there. Re-inventing that mockup-wheel might be lot's of work. https://photofunia.com/de/ for example does similar things but I really don't know how they did it.

So... you want to build something like that or want to use this for showing your work? There are already several of those services, tutorials and PSDs out there. Like: https://smartmockups.com/ https://placeit.net/ https://en.99designs.de/blog/tips/creating-professional-mock-ups/ https://covervault.com/ https://colorlib.com/wp/magazine-mockups-templates-psd/

That error sometimes indicates file/folder permission problems. Ask your server admin or hosting company if there have to be special permissions for files or files at some point.

I would love to agree but I can't in this special case. For a developer with some years of experience and knowledge this should be a no-brainer. Absolutely true. But for those who just started with (web) development and have all their database stuff in phpMyAdmin it might be not.

It's indeed an awesome module. But to be honest... in my opinion it's a module for advanced (ProcessWire) users. There are a few steps to be taken and you have to have some more routine in installing and handling ProcessWire instances.

The easiest way for you to migrate your site will probably be using an export of your site - a so called site profile. Please install the module Site Profile Exporter and and create a new export. Afterwards you can install your exported site on your new host. Just upload ProcessWire, your site profile and install it as usual.

Thank you @netcarver. I'll have a look at your pull request.

You may or may not know the templates created over at Styleshout.com. As a fan of the work I decided to create a site profile based on the latest template Sublime. Just in case you ask: I talked to Erwin from Styleshout about the idea and he was totally fine with it. There are no major changes compared to the official version of that template - just some CSS tweaks. The whole site profile was created without any 3rd party ProcessWire modules and comes with sample (lorem ipsum) content and free stock photos. Details about used fonts, scripts and images can be seen over at the Sublime template details page. If you decide to use this site profile please keep in mind that you keep at least the Styleshout link in the footer of that page - my link can be removed. ? Is this site profile ready for usage? Sure. It will work and can be customized and updated with your content straight away. There is even a SEO tab if you want to play that Google-game. Right now I would say it's more of a good looking easy entrance to the ProcessWire world. All template code is quite verbose and easy to understand for beginners. By now all site profile files are located over at Github: https://github.com/webmanufaktur/pw-sublime That's all Folks - feel free to play around with this site profile. Let me know what you would do different or what should be changed. Bugs, questions, anything? Let me know. Screenshots Pages or sections created in the backend. Choose and sort those sections for the front page. SEO if you want Auto-generated navigation based on sections. Global settings What will or might come in the future? I plan to create more site profiles in the future - all based on pre-made HTML templates that are available for free. If you know other templates or would like to see one of them as a site profile, please let me know. Maybe I can spare an hour or two.

The EU is and will be fine... it's the internet, the freedom of speech, the creativity, innovations, ideas, and so much more that will (eventually) die. For german readers or those who like to read with Google Translate: https://t3n.de/news/leistungsschutzrecht-linksteuer-uploadfilter-1086337/

Try to clean your browser cache and check that all .js and .css files were loaded in the admin backend. I've seen this issue several times on a super cheap shared hosting plan I use. Either files (.js and .css) time out or just need lots of time to get loaded. I even got incomplete files I had to delete from cache in order to get a fully loaded backend.

Good luck! If you need help you know where to ask.

Glad to hear that but there is more to do. You want to take care of your page https://www.reallawsolicitors.com/directions/ as the map doesn't load and the embedded script doesn't exist anymore. <script type="text/javascript" src="http://dev.virtualearth.net/mapcontrol/mapcontrol.ashx?v=5"></script> I don't know if you tested your contact form and request callback widget but you definitely should do that.

You're welcome. That looks fine. At least it tells us where to look now. Look for the head.inc file now and check if the two lines mentioned above will be in there and change them.

Please have a look at your used page template via (S)FTP (possible location: /site/templates/basic-page.php) and find these two lines: <base href="http://www.reallawsolicitors.com/" /> <script src="http://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/1.7/jquery.min.js" type="text/javascript"></script> Try to update them as followed - changing http to https: <base href="https://www.reallawsolicitors.com/" /> <script src="https://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/1.7/jquery.min.js" type="text/javascript"></script> As far as I can see right now this should fix your issues.

Sure. As mentioned above by @BitPoet. Already built-in.

Regarding #1: I personally would prefer an autocomplete page reference here - but as you or the user (client?) has to manage thousands of books this might get out of control. You have to know all the books names, authors, whatever. This can become tricky at some point. Using a page reference with checkboxes for thousands of books might slow things down very easily. Yet another option that might not work very well here. Is it possible to automate those catalog creation? Either by genre, author, release date? What could a catalog contain? Are there patterns you could use to automate things? Could someone create a .csv with references you import later or every once in a while? Regarding #2: Both. You can connect those references either with Connect Page Fields or PagefieldPairs (I prefer this one). Updating a catalog adds the reference to book and vice versa. Update: We talk about backend/administration here, right?

Can't remember that site (spiria.com) itself but the content and result is some kind of familiar to me. Maybe seen this before somewhere in the showcase. Nonetheless an interesting detailed read.

That's for recipes only. Videos is even bigger but therefore you need a video or YouTube Account. The percentage of ad clicks is only about 7%. So it's not always the best way. https://www.googlewatchblog.de/2018/03/goldgrube-etwa7-prozent-klicks/ https://www.sistrix.de/news/nur-6-prozent-aller-google-klicks-gehen-auf-adwords-anzeigen/?tid=4766 (use Google Translate - I can't find the english source right now)

Have fun with your newly granted access rights. ?

No, the images will not show up in the regular SERPs that easy. Branded product queries may but more likely product related (image) queries will trigger Google to show image results on top or in the middle of the SERPS based on your products. Product specific queries like "bluray toy story" or "levis blue jeans" are a good example. Play around with Google search and take a look at the results. Rich snippets aren't a guarantee or short cut to push Google showing your pages at the top in the SERPs. Rich snippets are the groundwork of even more work. For crowded niches where hundreds or thousands of shops offer the exact same product (gadgets, home entertainment, dvd, bluray, ...) you need money for advertising too. Smaller niches like kids toys made from wood can be mastered with solid Onpage SEO - therefore rich snippets are part of it like several other things too. TL;DR: Rich snippets were your homework. The real fun (Google page 1) starts from there.

Ok, just a different approach to mine I always use but with the same goal. It works so you/the company should track CTR on that pages and compare it to previous data. Google seems to like it so far.

As this looks some kind of weird to me... could you please post the whole JSON-LD snippet you use. Unless your looking for browser extensions that may support a rendered inline view of JSON-LD you will probably never see it in your browser. The only JSON-LD you will see some day are the rich snippets in Google SERPs.

Yes. No. Maybe. The bigger problem may be the user that creates that backup and has access to it. Having someone at that point handling those backups has to be trustworthy. A ProcessDatabaseBackupsEncrypted module could be a nice addition nonetheless.

This court decision is based on an older law prior to GDPR/DSGVO as this whole case started back in 2011(?). I guess you shouldn't be too scared right now but should be aware of changes in the future regarding Facebook (and any other social media services) usage as a company. This court decision could become a game-changer for further and upcoming privacy laws. At least in Germany we should watch closely to what happens in the very next future with the fan page of the Wirtschaftsakademie.