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Bwaaaaahahahaha! Nice one.

Yeah, since I'm replacing everything usually, it just makes more sense to me to hide it all.

onejegolders, That's it. Forgot where it came from, but have been using it in my css for a good while. Thanks for digging up that link.

.wf-loading { visibility: hidden; } I think that should get it.

Ryan, This is possible because of how you designed Processwire, so the credit is well deserved. Great module BTW, I can really use this.

Just noticed the logos in the footer aren't working. (just a heads up).

Ryan, Beautiful site. Nice typography (and an appropriate situation to use Museo Slab). I really enjoy the overall color scheme and design. Inspiring.

Soma, This is great! (as usual)

That could also work, but then I would loose visual drag/drop to sort. Sure, they could still reorder the pages, but that is a lot more tedious than just moving images around in an image field. P.S. I like where your head is at though, Dave. And, look at all the way things can be done with PW — so killer.

haha. Maybe true, but that 4min 58 secs would get tacked on to the pages approach too — so it's up to 10:58.

DaveP, Your idea would work for sure, but there could be 40+ sponsor images — need speed on this one.

Thanks everyone, Turns out I need the description field for something else, so maybe the module route is the way to go.

Thanks Marty — I might go a JS route temporarily to get the site up, but now that I'm on this I really want to figure it out.

OK, I'll try that route. Thanks Apeisa.

Hmm, OK, tried that and got: Recoverable Fatal Error Argument 1 passed to RepeaterPageArray::__construct() must be an instance of Page, none given, called in $p = $pages->get("/sponsors/"); $len = count($p->links); $col_a = $p->links->slice(0, $len / 2);

I have a repeater that generates a list of links. The list could get pretty long (40+). I'd like to break that up into 2 equal (or roughly equal) columns, but I can't get my head around how to do it with repeaters. I'm trying this (which isn't working). $p = $pages->get("/sponsors/"); $len = count($p->links); $col_a = array_slice($p->links, 0, $len / 2); $col_b = array_slice($p->links, $len / 2); var_dump() for $col_a and $col_b returns NULL.

Hi Antti, Thanks. They have dozens of "sponsor logos", and they change enough that the idea is to manage them locally and then upload a zip file. I'm not sure a repeater would work in that case. I don't need the description field for this — so it works — but I don't like the idea of having to use a mislabeled field. It just doesn't feel very Processwire like.

I have an images field, and each image needs to have an external URL associated with it. Currently I'm having the client add the URL in the description field, but that feels a bit clumsy. How do you all address this? Is there some other simple method that I'm just too dense to see today?

Ryan, Thanks for that explanation. I kind of assumed there was a reason you hadn't gone the ajax route to begin with. The ready pages have proved to be a good compromise for my situation.

Antti, Here is how I currently have them working (see additional dates is screenshot). I haven't given that scenario a lot of thought yet.

yeah, google seems much better than the forum search. Glad you found something to get you started.

Bubbling this up to the surface as a reminder to those who know about the IRC channel — also as a friendly invitation to those of you who don't.

Thanks Ryan, I wanted to stay true to the default theme, but just make some minor tweaks. I'll try to carve some time out soon to make this into a theme — should be pretty easy.

I agree — not a fan of the infinite scroll.