Two sites in the construction sector

[Hurme]

Nothing fancy, just solid basic sites for two different companies. Both happen to work mainly in construction sector.

Both sites are only in finnish, but feel free to browse around. After a decade of Joomla I'm quite taken with Processwire, although having no background in any sort of programming the dive into PHP felt akin to jumping from 10 and landing on your stomach. ;-)

Site 1: http://www.lahdenrakennusurakointi.fi/

site 2: http://www.peltityo.com/

If the sites look somewhat similar, it's on purpose. Some structural pieces are being recycled to make work more efficient.

Aside from Processwire we started using UIKIT and it's been a pleasant experience. Although I'd love to have automated way of using UIKIT lightbox for images added with CK editor.

[pwired]

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Although I'd love to have automated way of using UIKIT lightbox for images added with CK editor.

Not sure what you mean with automated way but the CKEditor allows for using customized css under the Source button in the menu bar.
Using UIKits lightbox css there should do the trick doesn't it ?

[Sergio]

53 minutes ago, pwired said:

Not sure what you mean with automated way but the CKEditor allows for using customized css under the Source button in the menu bar.
Using UIKits lightbox css there should do the trick doesn't it ?

You can also add class names on the ProcessPageEditImageSelect module options, but unfortunately UiKit lightbox plugin (https://getuikit.com/docs/lightbox) needs a wrapper div , so the code should be something like:

<div uk-lightbox>
    <a href="image.jpg" data-caption="Caption"></a>
</div>

@Hurme, maybe you can try creating a new module based on@Martijn Geerts's Image Interceptor for this.

[Hurme]

Eventually I'll look into it if no one gets to it first. I considered it at some point, but I've been too busy with more important things. I'm not really a programmer but I took a look at the interceptor earlier and it seems doable for me to modify the code enough to get it to work. ;-)