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You’re not losing your mind 🙂 https://processwire.com/blog/posts/new-repeater-and-repeater-matrix-features/#custom-icons-for-repeater-types

The simplest in this case would be to use the module you mentioned in your first post. To me, it’s not so overkill

Try moving the page in the page tree (e.g. above "Access" and then back) to clear the navigation cache, then it should work:

Yes I noticed it right after posting 😅. It’s because the URL is not the one for editing the page. Add this hook to init.php and move back again the page to clear (and update) the navigation bar’s cache: $wire->addHookAfter("AdminThemeFramework::getPrimaryNavArray", function(HookEvent $event) { $settingsPage = $event->pages->get("template=settings"); // replace accordingly $primaryNavArray = $event->return; foreach($primaryNavArray as &$adminPage) { // pass by reference if($adminPage["id"] === $settingsPage->id) { $adminPage["url"] = $settingsPage->editUrl(); break; } } $event->return = $primaryNavArray; });

To have your page shown in the admin menu, you have to have it under the /admin/ page. Move it there, reload, and you should see "Settings" in the menu bar. Edit: actually it's not that simple as the url in the menu is not the one to edit the page! My bad! Let me check for a fix

My unsolicited opinion regarding a media manager: what I like about images / files being tied to a specific page is that it avoids creating clutter since the files are deleted when they're not needed anymore (the page is deleted) whereas if it was in a media manager you would probably end up with a lot of garbage. But I second the idea of maybe having something like @Robin S’ https://processwire.com/modules/process-media-lister/ to select an image from another page that would then be automatically duplicated on save.

Thank you for these updates @ryan! A small note / bug though: you forgot to check if the userActivity module is installed in the `userActivityReady()` function

This is absolutely fantastic and very timely as I was thinking of tackling the same issue in one of our current projects!

It does look more refined now, I was especially triggered by the animation of the “>” not being centered vertically while rotating ?

Congratulations to both of you! I wish you all the best as well. Small note: it seems the font you’re using has a (rather common) vertical metrics issue on Firefox leading to your text being cut by the overflow: hidden You can learn more / test your font here: https://vertical-metrics.netlify.app/ and then maybe get in touch to see if this can be fixed by the type foundry

I have no idea how Tailwind works but when I need something like this I usually set a CSS variable and add them with the style attribute where needed. Something like: <?php namespace ProcessWire; ?> <div style="--color: <?= $page->color ?>"><!-- My content --></div> When I need something more complex, say a CSS animation depending on some of the page parameters (e.g. children count) then I output in a <style> element within my template.

Sure! In your js: window.addEventListener("load", () => { const headers = new Headers({"X-Requested-With": "XMLHttpRequest"}); // needed for $config->ajax to work const links = document.querySelectorAll("a.ajax"); const main = document.querySelector("main"); for(let i = 0; i < links.length; i++) { links[i].addEventListener("click", async (e) => { e.preventDefault(); loadPage(e.currentTarget.href); }); } async function loadPage(url, options) { const page = await fetch(url, { headers }); main.innerHTML = await page.text(); } }); And in your php: <?php namespace ProcessWire; ?> <?php if(!$config->ajax): ?> <main pw-id="main" pw-append> <?php endif; ?> <article><!-- Your content --></article> <?php if(!$config->ajax): ?> </main> <?php endif; ?> <?php if($config->ajax) exit; When opening the page directly it will go the usual route, outputting your content within <main> but if requested with ajax then it will only send the content and exit() so no other file is appended (_main.php in my case).

@ngrmm both ! I make a fetch call from js and then check in the back-end using $config->ajax to only echo parts of my templates and exiting early to avoid my _main.php to be appended (because of the markup regions output strategy).

I guess best would be to either have a help popup, which I’m not fond of, or display the help text differently. I’ll stick with this for now as I think I’ve made enough changes but maybe I’ll come back to this later on. Thank you again for all the feedbacks. My bad on this one, thanks for pointing it out.

I should give you guys an early access to our websites in the Beer Garden lol Thank you though for the valuable feedbacks, it’s the kind of things you can have a hard time to see once you’re deep into projects with unconventional design: you get used to it and think it’s “understandable” enough. I went ahead and made the grey text darker and I’ve displayed the title in the center when you hover the outer strands. I also increased the contrast when hovering these. I hope this will do. Please don’t look at my code ?