Marty Walker

Hi Antti, This does indeed work with Thumbnails. I can see all sorts of applications for this. Terrific work! Cheers Marty

Alright! I can't wait to try this Antti. Quick question: will it let me work with your Thumbnails module too?

Hi Georgson, Thanks or the feedback. Yes, the images need to be tweaked to be responsive. Out if interest where are you loading the site from?

Great. Yeah, you do need to save before viewing. Regards Marty

Hi, Welcome to the forums. You might need to setup an extra field, for example: alt_title - for your HTML titles <title><? echo $page->alt_title; ?></title> If your alt_title field is empty - you might not need it on every page - you can just output the page title instead: <title> <? if($page->alt_title) { echo $page->alt_title; } else { echo $page->title; }; ?> </title> I hope I've understood your question. Regards Marty

Thanks Joss. Bookmarked for future use. That'll come in really handy. Cheers Marty

Yes. I'm not a GIT person at all but I just use SourceTree to keep repositories from the Modules section up to date.

Bravo! This'll open the flood gates to folk who expect this functionality in whatever CMS they use. "Somehow connect the image manager to a standard image field" <- An uber image field I rarely stick images into a wysiwyg editor and I have dreams where the standard image field can either accept an upload or link to another image on another page.

@MichaMichaMicha That space is only in Chrome too. I'll have to sort something else out there. And, yes, the logo should probably have a link @Alex Thanks. I started with an older version of Toast. When I went to update it I found that it had completely changed. So I used a stripped-back version of that instead. Cheers Marty

Hi, Just pushed a new site up for graphic designer Andrea Innocent: http://www.andreainnocent.com (She's also a talented illustrator and her otoshimono illustration site was one of my first PW sites.) Regards Marty

Good to know it's in the extended PW family then

Thanks for this

I'd like to see something like this too. A subdomain would probably be best to keep it all in the family. Although the builtwith.pw domain is free available - for the moment.

Mark, Just let me know which site and I'll go my best to explain it.

Are there plans to have a different location for a custom version of "inputfieldCKEditor/ckeditor-4.1.0/styles.js"?

Hi Mark, You're too kind. I am not a PHP bod by any means. Coming from tag-based cms's like EE and Textpattern has been a bit of a struggle but oh so worth it. If it wasn't for the patience and help of everyone on these forums I would probably still be struggling. The first site I worked on was my own and the code has gone through a few revisions as I learn new things. You're right, I learned from things not working, asking questions and a little perseverance. I still have much to learn. I can't exactly remember how I started learning the code - it was probably trial and error for sure. The same principles apply to PW as they do to other systems when it comes to getting lists of entries/pages. It time permitted I'd could bang on about how much more flexible PW is compared to anything else I've used. Building a site in PW is second nature to me now to the point where I don't even look at any other system. I just know what I have to do to make it work - most of my sites a pretty straight-forward though. If you want to know about anything I've built - as in how it works - just let me know. @diogo: Send me a duck post card Regards Marty

Hi Mark, Thanks for the compliment. I'd agree with Joss that written tutorials are better for learning at ones own pace. I think video tutorials work in cases where I have show off some broad concepts - I usually record a tutorial for a client after I've finished a build just to cover the basics of how to do the main things they need to. I'd be reluctant to record any tutorial vids where code is involved for various reasons: The code I hash together might not be best practice considering my php noob status. *I* understand what I've written but it might not make sense to someone else - it's more than likely very verbose and not at all DRY videos aren't searchable as Joss pointed out Cheers Marty

There's also SiteSucker (for Mac people) which I think does the same kind of thing as HTTrack: http://www.sitesucker.us/mac/mac.html

Of course! Not enough (or maybe too much) coffee and not enough active brain cells in circulation this morning. Thanks Wanze!

I'm using this to get my navigation from a Projects page and below. It's perfect, looks exactly how I want it. PW page tree: - Home -- Projects --- Project type ---- Project ---- Project etc Is there a way can I go about inserting a page from another part of the page tree at the top of the output? Regards Marty

Adapting sites to a responsive design can be difficult depending on the layout. There's a heap of responsive frameworks you conceivably wrap your site with. Here's a reasonable roundup of frameworks that might interest you. With my own site I recently used Toast to make it responsive. I previously used categorizr to detect which templates to serve mobile and desktop - which has its benefits in situations where you don't want/need to serve javascript to mobile devices. The other great thing about categorizr is you could have a link to enable mobile users to switch to the desktop version - and back again if they wished.

It definitely creates a crop image in the asset directory. But when I save the page that file gets overwritten again. I can let you in there if you want to have a look.

Yes all my templates are resizing images correctly.

Got em. Thanks a lot Matthew. I needed meta viewport line in there. I think that's sorted it. Thanks again for your help. -Marty

Indeed. I'm wondering if it's a webkit update that could be causing it. Is there any chance you could email me a screengrab of that EM Guides page? martin [at} smd.net.au