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PAGEGRID – A visual page builder for ProcessWire. Design fully responsive websites (or parts of them) without writing any code. Use ProcessWire's native templates (and fields) to create your own blocks. Rearrange and resize items in a visual way and use inline or modal editing to quickly edit th...
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hi there everybody, I'm new to Processwire and I'm trying to figure out how things can be done. First of all i'm no developer so i have some difficulties with php and coding at all. So I tried to put some sections on the home page of the website I am going to create. The point is that i'm...
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Hi guys, I'm trying to wrap my head around creating dynamic blocks where the end-user can add blocks on the fly on individual pages without specifying it in the templates. What approach do you guys usually do? I've tried scouring the forum for solutions but seems to get abit confusing. I've re...
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(apologies if this looks too similar to previous topic I created, seems more logical as a new topic) I'm curious if anyone here is implementing something along the lines of Drupal's block / Joomla's custom (editable) module functionality? In other words, areas that are editable in the back... -
Hi, I have the following simplified layout on my page: ... row1_card1 - row1_card2 - row1_card3 row2_card1 - row2_card2 - row2_card3 ... You can add as many rows and cards per row as you like. Each card has a title, text and a button whose text is the same on every card...
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I'm just wondering if there a way of creating block like functionality similar to say Episerver / drupal blocks?? I guess i could treat the template as a view that loads in sever partials (kinda like blocks) ?? Any ideas on this would be great.
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Just starting to look into PW, and really liking the concept so far. I think this question may have been asked, possibly here or here - but maybe not quite the same issue. I'm looking for a way to do a "portal"-style block-system, but with inheritance. Drupal doesn't really do this (or doesn't do...
