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By rafaoski
Hello All ... I just added a new Site Profile Based on Spectre.css ...
A lightweight profile that can be the basis for your blog . There are several pages like About Us, Blog, Contact Page, Categories, Authors ...
He also uses the Font Awesome.
CAN DOWNLOAD FROM THIS LINK:
http://modules.processwire.com/modules/site-spectre/
https://github.com/rafaoski/site-spectre
Live Example
Some Screenshots:
If you enable multilingual support, you will have a simple menu for switching between languages.
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By rafaoski
This profile can be used as a business card or very simple blog.
Requires the latest version processwire 3.0.101 !!!
Milligram Site Profile For Processwire 3x with include functions like:
MarkupRegions
FunctionsAPI
wireIncludeFile | wireRenderFile
Essentially, this structure uses minimalist CSS framework Milligram and the Flexbox Grid System Gridlex
Live Example
CAN DOWNLOAD FROM THIS LINK ( Basic Version and simple Blog Version )
https://github.com/rafaoski/site-milligram
https://github.com/rafaoski/site-milligram-blog
Screenshot:
If you want to use Laravel Mix you must first ensure that Node.js and NPM are installed on your machine.
Basic example to Debian and Ubuntu based Linux distributions:
Node.js
curl -sL https://deb.nodesource.com/setup_8.x | sudo -E bash - sudo apt-get install -y nodejs
See more installation options LINK
npm is installed with Node.js just check in linux terminal like below:
node -v
npm -v
Set BrowserSync inside folder /templates/webpack.mix.js and change your dev url
proxy: 'http://localhost/mix/', to your installation processwire folder like:
proxy: 'http://localhost/your-processwire-installation-folder/',
Next install npm packages in your templates folder with command npm install
Now, boot up the dev server npm run watch, and you're all set go!
On completion, use the command npm run production to build styles and scripts in the dist folder
Simple Usage ( Basic Command )
Run npm install Watch npm run watch Build npm run production All files to Webpack build steps is inside file ( webpack.mix.js )
Folder With all SCSS files is inside templates/src/scss
All build styles and scripts is inside the ( dist ) folder
References:
Milligram
Gridlex
Laravel Mix
Feather Icons
Web Font Loader
Verlok Lazy Load
Cookie Consent
Particles.js
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By BitPoet
Since all good things come in threes, here's another responsive blog profile for PW3:
Editorial Travel Blog Template
Like the previous two, it builds upon @kongondo's Blog module and uses @justb3a's Simple Contact Form. It also makes use of @Pete's XML Sitemap and @ukyo's Font Icon Picker.
Features:
Responsive Slide-in sidebar Homepage with picks and last posts, 3-column layout Selectable widgets, e.g.: Recent posts Recent comments Current month calendar with links to posts per day User-switchable sort order for lists (ascending/descending) Configurable list pagination An online demonstration can be found here.
And again: all feedback is welcome!
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By BitPoet
I've played around a bit with setting up a blog in PW using @kongondo's blog module and, since I'm anything but not a designer, incorporated the free "Striped" template from HTML5UP.
The result is Striped Travel Blog Template (Responsive).
Update: link now points to the official module repository.
The layout is classical (some might say "very nineties" ) but I do like sidebars on the left and content starting close to the top. Features are:
You can the sort order for lists that are sorted by date to ascending or descending. This is the "killer feature" I'm missing everywhere else, and as an avid reader of hiking blogs (mostly long distance, so long series of blog entries) I always hate when "next" buttons take me backwards (in time) and lists have to be read top down. Post lists are paginated Since it uses the blog module, comments and email notifications for them are a given Contact form using @justb3a's Simple Contact Form module Auto-generated sitemap.xml using @Pete's XML Sitemap module The usual stuff like recent comments, recent posts, recent tweets Calendar for the current month with links to dates with pages 3-column home layout with posts, configurable number of posts shown there "Sticky" option for posts to glue them to home RSS feed Already added all templates with translatable strings to site translation files Todos:
Add post overview by year and month Allow paging through the calendar widget by month I'm a bit of two minds whether to show the full posts in lists or just summaries and still have to decide on that As written in the title, it is still in development, and I'm not completely happy with the lack of integration of my additional site-wide settings with the blog module's settings widget.
I just thought I'd share it. Of course, I'd be happy about any feedback.
Screenshots:
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By didhavn
Hey everbody.
I wanted to share something I have been working for quite some time, in total currently three premium Templates or Site-Profiles for ProcessWire 3 including a onepage template, a blog template and a blog+sidebar template.
Here are some Quick Facts:
Fully responsive Multilanguage support Full SEO support Optional Google Analytics Easily create new pages out of multiple predefined sections Lazyload the sections of a page [Group and update website-information into blogs] (blog, blog+sidebar) [Use tags to tag and group blog entries] (blog, blog+sidebar) [User-comments] (blog, blog+sidebar) [Create each page with or without sidebar] (blog+sidebar) Website-wide search by text or tags Password protect each page individually with sophisticated page-encryption with dummy texts and pixelated images
Just go to https://pwtemplates.de to test the demos (e.g. blog-sidebar) and purchase them for a small expense allowance.
Hope you like it!
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