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@diogo: LOL! Couldn't believe my eyes... this bar is about 500m from my home ;-) Saw the site by accident some months ago and thought: Cool, a nice website for a café I know, that doesn't happen that often Nice work! (And yes, forget Strato, it is a desaster).

¡Muchas gracias! Of course something like that would work for a restaurant. You could provide images of your creations with description, the more important specials perhaps bigger, the standard meals smaller... why not. The selection of additional options on the conference page work the same ( including a cart, click on "zur Anfrage hinzufügen" ) http://hotelderblauereiter.de/tagung-konferenz/bausteine/speisen/

If I find a spare minute, I will do that. Yes, there are predefined sizes for the tiles. Nearly everything you see is filled by them. I only provided the functionality + some specials. But the tiles are completely under their control (with some logic behind it ;-) )

Thx apeisa: The whole approach wouldn't have made much sense without your thumbnail module

Imagine a hotel website. Done? Yeah, most of them look the same ;-) In this project I took another approach. The client is - thank PW - able to (re)create the whole look of his website by changing tiles (images, sizes, texts). The size adapts to the screen size, so on nearly every device the look is different. But not the user experience. After one week online I can say: It works. Thanks to a lot(!) of image material and an engaged client it is one of the biggest sites I've ever made. There is a lot to discover (only german yet, english is due in May). So click around... Der Blaue Reiter - Design Hotel Karlsruhe

This is already implemented in the upcoming version 2.3. Try it yourself by downloading the Dev branch on GitHub.

What about $peaklist = $pages->find("template=report")->sort("mountains.stats_maxElev");

Haven't tried it yet, but according to the API this should work. I wonder where this _sort_mountains-thingie comes from... Could you provide your complete code? Perhaps Ryan jumps in and explains it ;-)

I see. So try: $peaklist = $pages->find("template=report,sort=mountains.stats_maxElev");

foreach($mountain->->mountains->sort('maxElev') as $peak){ should do it.

Marc Hinse, Karlsruhe, http://siebennull.com

Thank you guys

Please retry, tried to fix something right now and rather unfixed it :-/

Just relaunched my portfolio, of course with PW. It's a one pager but of course everything is editable via PW. Portfolio Webdesign Karlsruhe Feedback welcome.

Keep the ideas coming, I like what I read ... I totally like the site/sites approach for the files with fallback to the original site folder. So one could share common templates and also create individual ones.

I think we should consider a new module which covers some more functions. The concept of contexts in MODX for example is pretty straight forward (in theory). So I think something like this would be nice to have: - define any desired rootParent as own context - every context can have its own context settings (for example domain or even own alias with the same domain as the root, language, id of own 404 etc.) - In your templates you could just refer to these settings via $context->my_setting - the url creation has to be implemented with a hook (path::after?) so it works everywhere - cross context linking should work (so TinyMCE has to tweaked I guess) - fields, templates etc. can be shared between contexts (organisation via the new tag function) - [...] I think it is a very common use case to have several websites (domains) in one environment, so this would be awesome if we would have a module which considers all these "problems" and would work out of the box. So we could claim PW as "multi language, multi domain" without tweaking Unfortunately this is beyond my PHP skills :-

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Although I like the square logo itself I wouldn't recommend to mix up the fonts, it somehow looks like a completely different logo. Why not simplify it more to a single "P" and stick to the Avenir? Just a thought and quick shot:

OT @Ryan: Wanted to ask you lately anyway: Which are the two fonts of the logo?

Had this issue just recently. This is something weird, I think Mac permission related (copied the files from an USB stick which was written by WIN). Some images work, some others don't. First I thought it has something to do with the size of the images, but that was not the case. What I did (also sounds weird): I used "Automator", a very useful app, to resize the images to a reasonable size (even if not needed). So just create a new workflow with 1. "Get specified Finder items" and 2. "Scale images". Drag your files into the upper window and enter the size in the second window to 1600 or whatever. The images get rescaled and rewritten. After that the permissions / files seem to be okay for drag&drop.

@Soma: I also wouldn't change the standard behaviour / standard admin starting page. It totally is something that should be accomplished with a module or a custom admin theme or whatever. Only if the users (and of course Ryan) say: Well, this is a huge improvement to everyone's workflow, let us build this as a standard, we should think about that. Not earlier

I think, that it is hard to find the one perfect way for all needs. If you have 10.000s of pages I think a custom interface would work better than using the page tree, because even if the page tree is always present, you also need a lot of clicks to navigate through it. A combination of the classical page tree with a search box on top, that all put together into such a sidebar diogo just showed would be a huge benefit for sure.

Yes, something like this. Could always expand to the needed width of the tree.

Hi Joss, I also was thinking about the navigation "issue" when dealing with pages. My thoughts: Totally agree with you here. No, never ever do that! Don't use right click events if they can't be anticipated. Why not show the options on a left click but perhaps aligned a bit less space consuming? I wouldn't care that much. A max-width of 40% for the sidebar with overflow auto should work better than truncating the text. Sounds interesting but I don't think it would work well. I would reduce the indentation to 1-1.5em, but would not experiment with not widely provided navigation patterns. You already can do that. Just define another field and use that for the page tree title. While playing with the dashboard system (I know, I know....) I recognized that it would definitely the easiest way to just put the page navigation tree in an expandable element (either as a sidebar or as an overlay) and navigate from there. There is no sense in displaying the complete page tree and the edit form at the same time, all the time. It would be one click (or mouse move) more to open/close the navigation, but I think this is reasonable.

Minor correction to above: The revision 99 holds the record with 3.870 downloads (published on thursday)!