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/etc/apache2/sites-enabled/vhosts.conf Contains all my virtually hosted projects. Close to 18 of them. This configuration has worked perfectly for me for years.

LOVE the style! Bright. Colorful. Well laid out! LOVE the calendar!!! SSSOOO simple to understand and view! Same here. When browsing any site, I generally hover a link to see where it displays in my statusbar to tell me where it will take me. Perhaps a subtle different hover color, or background color?

I am currently using Ubuntu 15.04 Vivid * Apache 2.4.10 * PHP 5.6.4-4ubuntu6.2 Over the past week or two, software updates have been coming every day. Now, I know I should have been more careful and watchful of what gets updated. But now all my ProcessWire localhost installations are broken. All reporting 404s. Admin URLs don't even display. I added this to my vhosts.conf file: <Directory /home/me/www/testes.dev/public_html/> Options Indexes FollowSymLinks MultiViews AllowOverride All Order allow,deny allow from all </Directory> It WORKED! I went about my work, made some template changes and stuff. All works fine. Then today I start up again and the 404 errors are back. Apache error log shows nothing. TOTALLY STUMPED!!!

AH, so true. I remember writing some poor code, only to find a better solution on here, lol.

Remember: There are MANY ways to do something with ProcessWire. One way will have 20 lines, then you share your code, and someone else will modify your code down to 10 lines, lol. There is no WRONG WAY.

AWW MANNN, I just read 120+ posts to get here, thinking a solution was near, lol. Amazing thread. I love all the ideas here. Like Joss, I am a poor coder and wish I could take over this project for you and our users Hopefully someone will come along and continue your work Thank you, for your contribution!!!

I don't need them. But I came across some interesting articles and blog posts. I do understand how they make life and work easier for web development. Emmet totally changed the way I write my HTML. div>(header>ul>li*2>a)+footer>p I have avoided so long to change my habits. Can you believe I barely started using SCSS a few months ago? lol I currently have to run this command: browser-sync start --proxy "test.dev" --files "/home/jaimito/www/test.dev/public_html/site/templates/**" And then this in a separate terminal tab: cd /home/jaimito/www/test.dev/public_html/site/templates/_css && sass --watch styles.scss Then if I want to minify my CSS, there's a different command. After reading a bit and exploring some different snippets, I know that Gulp can do all these for me.

Nearly two months and no comments on this? I am checking it out. I like what I see. I just discovered what Gulp/Grunt is the other day, and then I started looking at Bower. I can't figure out a LOT of things, but I'm taking my time with it all, reading the documentation I have found. Making little progressive steps

I feel like such a newb. Read most all of the links provided above. I'm more lost than before. Maybe Grulp is not for me.

Very nice topic!

Which is the one all the coolest kids are using? Yes, the coolest kids are you all, ProcessWired Friends. They've been around for a long time and I never was intrigued or interested in using either. I did some reading up and they sound pretty cool. What are you using? Why? Can you give me some newbie-advice?

How many times?

VERY cool. Runs perfect on my desktop (Debian Wheezy).

And I enjoy long walks on the beach after removing my toe nails with pliers. lol No one likes forms Joss, gosh!!! But yes, getting a nicely formatted form to play nice on my major browsers on my favorite OSes and screen widths ... here go the toe nails again.

Kinda like ^THAT!

The absolutely MOST helpful post I have read in a long long long time. Thank you Kongondo!

Great link Soma ... deserves a double double like!!!

I transitioned several of my older sites to ProcessWire. I have a multi-artist gallery website in planning. Will display paintings, drawings, sculptures from local area artists. Later will sell direct online. Materials, canvases, brushes and classes. Pretty cool. Very excited about this one! A local comedian contracted me to build his fan page. This will be great creative fun!!! And then I have a personal project that I have been working on (for years it seems) and PW has provided me with the tool kit to build it. It will be a multi-site. First one

EEK! I don't need to be on there, lol. Just got over the flu and I fell, FELL, hard, off the curb coming from the doctors office. If there's anything that makes a man feel old, yeah, it's hearing about how teens are teens, but worse ... worse is feeling the aches and pains walking through a car parking lot. lol As for reddit, I absolutely love the place. spend most of my time in /r/tifu, TIL, ELI5, webdev, frontend, and I love Linux4noobs

I recently gave SASS/SCSS a whirl. You've gotta share some of your toolkit. It would be neat to see how other newbs are tackling their file/folder structures. Of course, you can also invest some time in creating snippets, setting up macros or using toolkits like emmet.io in your code editor. You can build sites pretty quickly that way. Joss mentioned a few of these above — if you haven't already, checkout bourbon, neat, bitters, refills. Those thoughtbot folks make good stuff.-------------------------------------------- I've really been liking Neat. I tried Susy just a few days ago, but found it confusing. Neat has been ... well, neat! I've added some refill elements to my site, now I'm going through little by little, learning some SCSS and customizing the output. I just learned how to minify my css, so that's cool sass --watch styles.scss:styles.min.css --style compressed Then you'll really like SMACSS https://smacss.com/

For my simple primary navigation, I use this: $root = $pages->get("/"); $children = $root->children(); $children->prepend($root); foreach($children as $child) { echo "<li><a href='{$child->url}'>{$child->title}</a></li>\n"; } It outputs an unordered list horizontally at the top of my page. Wonderful. Some of my pages have children: About > About Our Company About > About Me Contact > Contact Me Contact > Contact The Other Guy Contact > Contact The Girl Browse > By Price Browse > By Size Browse > By Artist I thought I should use something like the above code but change where it gets root. So, instead of get site root, make it get root of about, or root of contact, root browse. But I'm sure it can be better written. $page=$page->name; if ($page=="browse") { $root = $pages->get("/browse"); $children = $root->children(); foreach($children as $child) { echo "<li><a href='{$child->url}'>{$child->title}</a></li>\n"; } }elseif ($page=="about") { $root = $pages->get("/about"); $children = $root->children(); foreach($children as $child) { echo "<li><a href='{$child->url}'>{$child->title}</a></li>\n"; } } What if I add more root pages that have children? I shouldn't have to hard code it, but I just haven't figured that out. What if later the client wants to add a summary or change something above the UL?

Sadly we live in an "under developed area" for AT&T DSL. Time Warner cable offers a high speed service, but for $70 per month. We can not justify that cost yet.

On my local dev machine, I learned to edit the .git/hooks/pre-commit file to execute a mysql dump and save dump.sql which I then import (currently manually) into my live site using Adminer.

The password protected domain part sounds REALLY interesting! I have terribly slow (under 2Mb/s internet speed) so I am gonna guess that the tunneling would kill my internet speed. We can't even have two devices on YouTube at the same time, lol. haha, yup, I just saw that this morning. Another great way! This makes the most sense to me and it's a good way to learn s'more GIT, lol. Thank you!!!

*whistles maniacally*