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I know what you mean. I guess I was thinking on an instance specific basis so I could create a version that didn't allow it for some low-level editors. Educating can be a difficult task when you have so many users (200+). Thanks. I'll give it try myself and see how far I get. If you hear whimpering, check in on me. That line appears to be commented out in the latest version of the module 1.1.1. I uncommented it, but I'm still getting the <div> tags on paste.

Great work guys! Ryan, so much good stuff going on, can't wait to give it a real test drive over the weekend. Adam, looks great! I'm with you about the title - I think it's important for a lot of users to have the visual clue - especially the less technical. I'll report back (maybe even post some ideas) as soon as I can. Overall, some killer stuff going on - love it!

WillyC has a great point.

Just want to give a +1 to Martijn's post. There's no grab-and-go solution (i.e. Module) for this, but you can configure the user template quite easily.

This may have been answered, but I can't find it. When pasting from Word, CKEditor seems to insert <div> tags where there should be <p> tags. I checked the CKEditor docs and tried to change the enter mode in the config — no luck. I found this comment in InputfieldCKEditor.module // for some reason CKEditor insists on pasting DIVs sometimes when they should be paragraphs // so we attempt to fix that issue here // $value = str_replace(array('<div>', '</div>'), array('<p>', '</p>'), $value); Is this a common problem? A bug?

Is there a way to make the pwlink plugin only allow links to published/viewable pages? I have some users confused by unpublished/hidden pages, they are creating links to them and then well...you know....

Hey Antti, I'm experiencing the same issue as Marty (safari 6.0.5) — modal just shows the loading animation.

Perfect timing. As I was creating a handful of svg/png combos last week I was wondering if I could automate the process. Now, here you are with this module. Well done! A link to picturefill is in order, just in case anyone isn't familiar.

Pete, Nice one! I use a 2-column view a lot in my admins.

FormBuilder is a good fit for those requirements. Lots of great options for handling submissions, notifications, etc...

WillyC, homerun on that avatar. Antti, I wince every time I see it. Show me to the sun so I can burn that image out....

mregoli, Welcome! Nice work. One thing I noticed is the entire menu shows as smaller device widths. Is that intentional?

OMG! I nearly fell out of my chair.

Martijn, Are you using the ST3 beta? Lots of great new things. Autocomplete is solid. Try that if you aren't already.

The nice thing about Sublime is that you can basically make it do whatever you need with packages/plugins/build systems. I wrote a custom sass build system in about 3 minutes (the one I linked above didn't do exactly what I needed for the way I structure my projects).

also, first thing to install for Sublime Text is Package Control From there it's as simple as SHIFT + CMD+ P to open package control and install nearly all of the items I mentioned above. It's like Modules Manager, but for ST packages.

Sublime Text 3 finally got me to convert from Textmate. Soma pointed me in the direction of the monitor file option for Sublime SFTP which is great! As mentioned above, it allows you to monitor a compiled .css file and upload it whenever there are changes - even from and external source like CodeKit. My only complaint is that the monitoring stops when the file is closed or you quit Sublime Text, but as Soma mentioned ctrl+cmd+u+m on a file you need to monitor and that's it. I use the following packages/plugins - docBlocker // comments - SFTP // file uploads - SassBeautify // indented .scss files - Sass // syntax highlighting // No need for Codekit. Compile your .css on save with - SublimeSaveOnBuild & Sass Build System - Synced Sidebar // not sure why this isn't native functionality Aside: I tried PHPStorm as well, but there is just way too much visual clutter for me. It's super powerful and I know people love it, but I felt like I was using Dreamweaver 2.

Martijn, This is a good topic. I would be open to contributing (without extra consideration) to module development — especially if the idea was well documented. We would need something like Kickstarter, so contributers would get refunded if the goal wasn't reached.

Nice work owzim. Why not have PW running on the server? Just curious, as outputting static HTML for any changes seems like a chore.

yeah, so that's a week to everyone/anyone else.

I listen to music nearly every waking hour. I don't have a preference when coding.

There is something that can give you a similar functionality in Textpattern (bot_wtc), but it doesn't translate to the frontend at all.

Thanks to Avoine, Ryan, Antti. This is exciting/powerful/wonderful!

irmscher, Very basic skills are all you need to get started. You can do some pretty sophisticated things with the API, conditional statements, and iterative constructs.

One of the best compliments I can give ProcessWire/Ryan (and all the other amazing contributors) is that I no longer think about CMSs. I just think about making things - knowing that whatever I come up with will be possible with ProcessWire. Can ProcessWire do (x)? Yes, in several devastatingly simple ways. Everything else feels like a kludge when compared.