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I like the following intro to the picture element: http://web.simmons.edu/~grovesd/comm333/modules/responsive-media/srcset/#art-direction the article links to a simple but good responsive demo page: http://web.simmons.edu/~grovesd/comm333/demo/responsive-media/srcset/art-direction.html Try using CSS Grids if you are concerned that google thinks using display:none is bad for SEO. I've read articles which say it is OK to use them. It is a controversial topic, some say google will penalize the site, some say it does not matter.

That's OK for the last few seconds before time runs out, but the countdown timer should be in a fixed position. I always use AOS with a fixed header, so that is a good candidate but default themes do not seem to have a fixed header. Maybe Admin UIkit Theme does have a fixed header? I have not seen it for a while...

It is also discussed in the issue I likened to. Eg.: "I guess at the minimum, the system should ask if the user really wants to trash the page as it is being referenced at least once "somewhere". It should also point out where the reference(s) are and what to expect if they decide to trash it..." Do you think it is necessary to open another issue?

One more thing: since that issue has been discussed we have $page->references();: https://processwire.com/blog/posts/processwire-3.0.107-core-updates/#page-gt-references Maybe it is time to rethink it?

related issue at github: https://github.com/processwire/processwire-issues/issues/620

I use this app on my Mac: https://www.bluem.net/en/projects/plain-clip/ Press SHIFT when launching Plain Clip.app to see its preferences settings panel. I use it by launching it with ctrl+option+command+V and afterwards my launcher app performs a paste operation by simulating command+V. This way I rarely run into copy/paste issues like that.

How does your client edit content with a static site generator like this? I mean: adding end editing images, adding new "posts" an editing them, etc... Does Eleventy supports these? I am asking this, because I have never used a static site generator. Is it only for developers or for clients too?

FYI. Well worth the read: https://www.i-programmer.info/news/81-web-general/12149-google-gives-amp-open-governance-still-not-good-enough.html "It doesn't matter if Google hands AMP over to an entirely benevolent foundation, as long as Google is adjusting its search and hosting the cache, it has too much control. The web served by Google isn't an open and free web, it is a walled garden in waiting."

Reminds me of MorphOS: http://www.morphos.de/ which is still a 250MG disk image full of all sorts of GUI apps we are used to today and runs quite fast on a G4 PPC processor (more info: http://www.morphos.de/hardware). Last year I installed the demo of MorphOS on my G4 PPC and I really liked what I saw. I want to buy a silent power supply for he G4 so that its noise drops to a level where using it becomes enjoyable. I plan doing it next year, together with my son, just for fun. After all, he wants to become a programmer, so he needs be aware of efficient pieces of software out there. BTW, the author mentioned how shoddy browser based apps can be. Talented and dedicated programmers can do a lot better than that, of course, a very good example is: https://editor.construct.net/

"There are some bright spots indicating that improving over state-of-the-art is not impossible." The author is probably not aware of another excellent piece of high quality software which should also be listed: ProcessWire ?

@josua118 Shooting in the dark: are you maybe doing something like <p><?php echo $page->body ?></p> ? You do not have to surround it with a p tag, simply use <?php echo $page->body; ?> instead.

Just turn on "Show system templates" in the template list. Edit the template level field settings as usual: If you have the great Custom Inputfield Dependencies module by @Robin S installed, you can easily implement any sort of custom visibility (even by using PHP and the PW API).

The admin theme selection should be configurable with admin_theme. Anyway, another trick is to edit the Fields settings of User template and on the Input tab of the given field set the visibility to Hidden (not shown in the editor).

If I understand it correctly, you can do it by adjusting the settings of the core User Profile module: "What fields can a user edit in their own profile?" which also removes them from the user's profile page.

I see. I'm still on Reno, and get white text when LightWire is being used.

It happens if the CKEditor skin is set to default. Probably @tpr always sets it to LightWire that is why he has not yet noticed it, I guess....

Are you kidding? ? Thanks a million, btw!

As far as I can see, they can migrate ANYTHING to WordPress, probably one's old Z80 and/or MOS6510 code too ?

Thanks. I'll have a look. +1 ?

Great discussion, thanks for the link! Another comment: Google is certainly trying to do something immoral... maybe it is high time for me to switch to Firefox as my main browser? I manually update Chrome so I am still on v67 but in the light of this, it is highly probable I will not update to a version playing dirty tricks with the domain name system.

https://www.i-programmer.info/news/86-browsers/12119-google-wants-to-kill-the-url-and-makes-a-start-with-chrome-69.html "... in the latest Chrome 69 the http:// and the https:// have been removed from the start of the URL as have other irrelevancies such as www., m. and other things that they haven't bothered to list. This is a mistake, as changing URLs is what scammers do and Google has now disconnected what you type in from what it shows. In addition, the scope for getting it wrong is quite high. ?What if a site shows different content on www.example.com and example.com? What if it has www in the middle of a longer URL? ...." Good article, I recommend reading it completely.

The WordPress plugin directory moved from download counts to active installs instead, since downloading does not mean it is actually being used. The problem with "active installs" is that the system needs to report it, which is both data leak to a third party and unnecessary requests to "some servers". I still think some sort of indicator of the "willingness / ability" of continued support would be good. By ability I mean the plugin is not abandoned, actively maintained, etc...

? You are most probably right, however they might find it more "streamlined" if it can be performed with one click only. Anyway, thanks for considering!

Thanks for sharing! This is a dead simple but really great idea! Have you thought of supporting clients – who are generally unable / do not care to memorize features like this – by optionally adding a CKEditor button in order to add/remove the delimiters? I have two of those buttons in mind: 1. simply adds/removes delimiters of selected block(s) 2. adds/removes delimiters around the selected block(s) but also clones it, putting a copy of it right below the selected part of the text. The second point is for a use case of a simple "draft" feature: when an already published page is being edited, one could work on rewriting a paragraph – for example – and save the page before the original version is removed and the new paragraph version is published by removing the delimiters too.

Hello @renobird, Any news on this?