diogo
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Don't get me wrong, I love the site. And in my site I also have the menu hidden in every page. I your case I wouldn't have the red menu open, that would be too heavy for the inner pages, but I would consider having it in black on white. I'm sure you tried some variations, and I'm just here giving my immediate opinion. It's great as it is any way. Minor thing: when the menu slides down the letters fade in before the animation completes, you might consider making that fading later or slower.
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Beautiful site, by the way. I just don't understand why you have the menu hidden in the inner pages. I understand why in the homepage, but not the inner. One way is to upload the new index file with a different name, and once it is uploaded, change the names. Another way is to open the index file and paste the contents of the new index there.
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Anyone can have access to the code in .inc files, and while not possible to read the php files, anyone could just look for them and chose which ones to execute. Edit: I sent you a PM before telling you this, but I guess you didn't see it
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I installed Craft some days ago and was well impressed with the interface and flexibility, but after playing around a bit and reading their docs I got the idea that it is not nearly as flexible and powerful as PW. I also have the feeling that they managed to have such a clean interface by giving less flexibility, because each field works in a completely different way, while in PW all fields use the same repeatable resources.
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When one war is over another one starts. There's no peace in this world pwired, everyone likes to see a new PW website come to public. The likes on the forum are not supposed to be an evaluation of the sites, we have the directory for that. And please let people give their opinion, just like you gave yours.
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He has a strong feeling about the subject, but recognises that this is his opinion and not the absolute truth. Sounds good to me.
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I know I'm even surprised that you wrote such a long post. Did I ever tell you that you should keep a regular blog?
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Better late than never
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Point taken and accepted. Don't think you didn't contribute, because you did. I still don't agree with 99.9% of what you said but it did push some buttons of awareness in the PW team that will surely not be ignored. this doesn't mean things will change, but your concerns will be taken in consideration. Now, lets get back to work!
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We are sabotaging your posts Everyone has problems with the forum editor, I keep saying to myself that next time I will write my posts somewhere else and than paste here, but I never do it... But the quotes should work, I never had trouble with them, at least. I'm even afraid to say this, but if you want you can click on the switcher on the top-left corner and write them in bbcode The format of the quotes is: [quote name="argos" post="73697" timestamp="1410883849"] paste quote here [/quote]
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If it's not xdebug, then something is imposing that limit on your system. You will have to find where it is and make it higher.
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I remember that error had something to do with xdebug. Do you have it activated?
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I would give you 50 likes for that sentence if it wasn't for some passive-aggressive details in the rest of the post. I thought of just letting go, since your post seems to put a healthy stop on the discussion, but then, I don't feel like swallowing some things that I do consider unfair. I'm referring to these: I felt that everyone was very honest in their comments in the thread, and most of them (me included) said that they were not coders and had to learn a lot in the way. We also welcomed you and tried to give a friendly push to become better in what you do for living, since you said you're not happy with your knowledge. In general we don't know each other personally in the forum, but we still expect that people are honest, cordial, truthful in their opinions, and I think this forum in extraordinary in that aspect. You didn't do anything wrong in giving your opinions, but in my opinion, you are wrong when being deliberately unfair.
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Ok, enough of zorro for me. I was feeling silly with that costume...
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By the way, My girlfriend was born in Russia (Siberia, brrrr...) and some time ago she introduced me to Nu Pogodi https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ko6UEwT9i20
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Ok, that's our plane! Let's go guys...
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Oh, I would also like to know! How did you recognise them anyway? Edit: Ivan, I really didn't see those masks before, that's also a mystery to me
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blad, André's English is not too british at all
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I think all this discussion is very valuable, but everyone knows my opinion by now. I will try to resume it with an allegory. When you were at school, I'm sure you had to read some classical books for your native language class and probably bought those small resumes. The purpose of those resumes was to put things in context and explain some trickier parts AFTER you read the book, but some of my coleagues colleagues (not me ) read only the resume and not the book. Some had average results, and some had bad results, but none had a good result. Maybe if those resumes wouldn't exist, they would be forced to read the book and have good results, of course they might not read the book at all and have all bad results, but that would be their own fault right? The point is: we can of course try to make things easier for new users, and some can be really useful and important, but we should be careful not to make things look easier than they are by hiding the complexity under the carpet.
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I have to disagree here. External documentation gives you context. The moment might be important but it's for sure not the most important. The learning curve will be lower if people read the documentation first.
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Went through it very quickly, wrote down a couple of improvements: Every time you call $(this), all the jQuery function runs and adds extra overhead, the best practice is to assign it to a variable: var $this = $(this); //<- here. I usually use a $ to mark the variables that represent a jQuery collection var url = $this.attr('href'); var divclass = $this.attr('data-class'); var buttonclass = $this.attr('id'); The same applies to elements: var $playerOpen = $(".player-open"); var $element = $("#" + divclass); $playerOpen.slideUp("slow", function(){ $playerOpen.empty().removeClass("player-open"); $element.load(url, function(){ $element.hide().slideDown("slow"); $(this).addClass("player-open"); }); // EDIT: that one was missing. not easy to write code in the forum editor }); You could, instead of connecting the buttons and the divs by ID , simply open the next element, since that's how it's organized: //$("#" + divclass).load(url, function(){ $this.next().load(url, function(){ edit: tobaco was faster and more complete
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I like the idea of this module, but I think it's enough that it welcomes the user and links to useful tutorials.
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Hey! how do you know I'm him? No, I'm not going to draw a horse with pixels
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I really didn't see any zorro mask before, besides that one on michael night...
