Zislatik

I am sad... Seven pages of responses and none mention UltraEdit Studio... I guess I need to convert to PHPStorm

so it is bad that I want to fork the windows project? Zislatik..

Guys, I also just realized that I could probably just do the pages in a more conventional manner, ie. with the delayed processing in a page/template format. I think my issue in not being able to make the template do what I want it too. I think this might solve my issue as well. As for the "Admin > Setup > Fields > Edit Field: body, and then in the "Input" tab:" changes, they did not seem to have the desired effect. I will keep at it to see if I can get it working. Thanks, Jim

Christophe, It aprears that you are correct. I did modify my div into paragraphs. I will try to customize the style drop downs as you suggested. And, yes I did modify for privacy although it is a page on the internet right. I will reply with my results. Thanks, Jim

I just switched to Stablehost and it has been great! Really fast and script install of Processwire. Just my two cents! Jim

Good morning all, I have a site that I am converting to PW from Modx and I am having a problem. It is a resume that I started building with the "delayed" template. I must admit that I barely understand the template but I think I have all of the fields I need to have built. As a quick get me by move, I inserted the foundation6 tagged markup into the text area and bang, it looked horrible but progress. I found the source button so I copy the markup again and pasted into the source window and bang, looks better but no foundation formatting. How do I get the foundation6 formatting? I have the files need in the base template (located in _main.php). I was hoping to do a foreach loop through jobs (or schools or about sub-pages) but I am unsure where they would go. It would be pulled from the resume page. I am not sure how I would concatenate all of the resume items from their pages to the resume.php content$. I have read a ton of information and at this point I am lost in what I think I know. The good thing is that I learn by doing and this is doing! Please be gentle as I am old and frail. Thanks for the help in advance (Let the beatings begin!) Jim

Guys, Thank you so very much for all of the wonderful greeting and great recommendations! I will jump into the recommended links and work to increase my understanding of the Processwire way of doing things. Again, I am humbled and grateful for all of your comments. Thanks, Jim

Hello all, My name is Jim Jackson (Username: Zislatik) and I am amazed at processwire. I have been a student of MODX and always found my web development endeavors coming up a little short (my failings not MODX). Modx was the first CMS that I installed that made sense to me and I have created several basic site in it. I love the Modx community but in recent years I feel it has gotten pretty "big" as they have grown in a direction I am not sure I want to follow. I still love the community and I am very thankful to have found it. I am extremely please that I have found processwire. Processwire works the way I think when it comes to a CMS. I love that the community is smaller and developing. I feels like I can get in on the ground floor and watch it develop. I loved template variables, snippets and chunks in MODX which is why I gravitated to MODX but I am finding that infinite fields rock! Mind you I am a novice and I am sure I have just scratched the surface of what processwire offers. Anyway, I just wanted to introduce my self and for warn everyone that I will probably have a stream of newbie questions slowing the forums. I do have a couple of quick questions. 1. Are there any other MODX converts here and what would be the advice you would offer to a student of webdev in learning the differences? 2. I have a basic grasp of php, html and CSS, is it really as easy as it seems to build a site with process wire? 3. Any developers out there making money with processwire professionally? I have seen paid modules but I mean building site for customer in process wire? Again, thanks for any information provided. I am happy to have found processwire and I appreciate everything in advance. Thanks, JIm