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Bem-vindo ao fórum jedi I also think so, but it's certainly not the rule that has been applied to other PT translated applications. Take Drupal for instance: http://localize.drupal.org/node/664 I personally don't agree that everything has to be translated like they say, because it leads to confusion among developers that are used to the English terms (that's maybe all of them)... but should we just ignore what all the main applications are doing concerning this? We also have to establish where is the limit... would you translate "tab"? what about the verb "to link", it would be "ligar" or "linkar"? I don't know any Portuguese developer that would say "ligar", but, unlike "clicar, "linkar" simply doesn't exist on the dictionary ("lincar" looks strange)... I don't have time right now to complete, or change the PT translation, but I'm planning to review all of it based on these discussions. Any help is welcome

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There is an interesting discussion about this subject here: http://processwire.c...ic-permissions/ I think it would be nice to define a kind of per-page access by creating rules on the template access control... I will explain: Take this example http://processwire.c...on-per-userpage to create a possible scenario. We want user-x to only have access to page with same name "user-x", and all it's children. home -users --user-x ---page-x-1 ---page-x-2 --user-y ---page-y-1 ---page-y-2 Would be nice to be able to define some kind of rule on the access control of templates. In my example, we could define on the "user" template something like this. $user->name === $page->name I guess it would be possible to build a module that would hook into PageList and look if a page as a rule defined in the template before outputting it to the list. Edit: I attached a screenshot of how this could look like in the template editing. PS: just discovered that the developer tools in chrome (i guess firebug also) are much better than photoshop for these kind of mockups

I have another simple request for the default theme. I thought this would be a good place for it, Can the debugging accordion be changed to close when the opened tab bar is clicked? At least for me, it's more natural to close the tab, and choose a new one, than scrolling to the end of the info, and then choose a lower tab. edit: like on this one http://www.p51labs.com/accordion/

It's much better. Hope you had some fun playing the kerning game edit: a good way of adjusting kerning is to semi close your eyes while looking at the word, and see if the white spaces are balanced.

same here!

You can also fight the spaces with other frontend techniques. I think this article might help you http://css-tricks.com/fighting-the-space-between-inline-block-elements/

Ok, good to know. Much better! But it still needs some spacing in the last half of the word. I'm seeing it like this: T-e-x-til-e... try to turn it into T-e-x-t-i-l-e instead. Sorry, with these things, Graphic Designers tend to get picky

Soma, I don't think raphaël can fix SVG when used like this <img src="logo.svg" /> (netcarver, sorry for the off topic conversation)

Nice

In this case, I still think is more elegant an image than a bunch of spans in the markup. Even more elegant would be an SVG, but that's still not viable because of IE...

Yep, that's the problem. Move all the content from this 'site' directory one level up, to the 'site-ajsdecorator' directory, and it should be fine.

Ryan, I made a question on this thread that belongs better to this one.

Still, it does look like the problem must be here. Somehow, the config is not pointing to the correct folder. This would be a consequence of the first problem. If PW doesn't know the way to the folder, it can't put any log there. You said you set up 'site-foldername', that must be the problem. The folder must be called 'site-something', 'site-' must be part of the folder name. Do you have it like this? EDIT: I even tested removing the "site-" part of the folder and also on the config, and it still works (@Ryan, is there any special reason for requiring this on the instructions? Or is it just for organizational purposes?)

I also have multisite installed in my server, and did a small test now. I was able to reproduce the message you get on the browser "Error Exception: DB connect error 2005 - Unknown MySQL server host 'Config' (1) (in /srv/www/diogoo.com/public_html/wire/core/ProcessWire.php line 95)" by mistyping the name of the subsite folder on the "index.config.php" file. make sure that you have it like this: 'domain.com' => 'folder-name', the folder name should be something like "site-whatever" EDIT: I suspect the error log is older than this. Can you check the date?

Apparently your db host is not well set in the config.php file. You have it set to "Config"?

Here are three resources. I didn't test any of them yet: kerning.js lettering.js kern.js But in this case, wouldn't it make sense to just use a png?

I like it! The kernings from the logo need some love

The new URL does work indeed

Thanks for the nice words arjen

Hi there, welcome to the forum! You're not getting away with the post being ignored just like that Glad you got it working. It's good to have such a detailed post, so it can help others who might have the same problem. Enjoy PW, and don't hesitate to call again for help, when needed.

Thanks for the answers! Well, the white... we even tried with pictures on every page, but both of us immediately felt that this silence would make a stronger statement. The other pages with pictures were removing importance to the works page. But still, we showed both versions to the client, and fortunately she agreed with us Seriously, in this case it just makes sense to have the thumbnails there Thanks again for the comments guys

Hey! I launched my second PW website. The design is again from Erika Göbel. http://www.bronislava.de/ Bronislava is an artist that lives and work in Karlsruhe/Germany. We decided for a very minimalistic approach. Everything is white, except for the works page (WERKE), where the pictures occupy all the screen. I didn't test a lot on mobile phones, and I guess I will still have to do some more work for them, particularly for touch screens. Soma's new module came just on time to make the admin even friendlier And again, it was a big pleasure to work with PW.

This is great Soma!! works wonderfully here

true hm... quick solution would be adding it to config. The admin template could check for the existence of $config->siteName