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Well deserved since you are one of the most active contributors Greg. Any time you wish to "push" an update to users of your theme, there's a few simple steps to do (after you've tested your changes) 1. Update any changes to your theme repository. 2. Bump the versions in your version files (these ...

Hi Greg, 1. Finally got around to checking this and adding it to the official list of themes. 2. Next time anyone's WonderCMS cache resets or if they click "Check for updates" manually, the theme will show up in their themes list. Additionally, I've changed your community status to "Developer ...

Hi, the easiest way to avoid autosave is, by turning it on/off in the Settings - Security:
- Save confirmation popup option in Settings (optional forcing to confirm every changes made by admin).

Hope this helps - it will always ask the admin if the changes should be saved or not.

Hi Greg. I tried reproducing the same scenario, where I manually deleted the 4th page from the db file. And renamed the next one, it worked as expected. I’m trying to think of how this came about. I went a step further and tried messing it up even more, as such: "0": { "name": "empty", "slug": ...

To answer a few of these that I haven't here: https://www.wondercms.com/community/viewtopic.php?p=8451#p8451 For most of these, we really welcome PR's. There are no restrictions to the core of WonderCMS. :) #1: Opened GitHub issue if we tackle it in the nearby future ourselves. #2: There are no ...

To address a few of the topics from TinyCoding, as some of the points are interesting. > But from a "keeping it small" perspective, the core devs do kind of trick us since the admin part loads a lot of external scripts and files - which in reality means; it's not really so small. It's not meant to ...

Hi Greg, any chance you manage to reproduce this on a clean slate?

We do have some checks for database corruption in check (so the db doesn't end up being empty), but we extensively tested this and couldn't reproduce it successfully.

Hello world. Happy to see new and old users that see value in WonderCMS. Some of the people that have been with this community for longer, know that WonderCMS is generally a slow paced development project (some year a lot of updates, some years less, some maybe none), depending on how much time our ...

Hi guys, don’t stress everything is ok. Been extremely busy lately, rest assured wcms is not abandoned. If there is silence for months (hopefully not), fork this CMS and make it survive if there is interest :) PM’s were disabled a while ago due to abuse of spammers, was easier to solve this way. Ce ...

I believe you could use the functions.php file, which can be created in the theme folder, then include the functions.php file in your theme.php.