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@BradDalton Just a tip, if you do edits on questions, please keep the tags in mind. I'm referring to this edit. Remove tags from questions that has no relevance to the question. Tags like wordpress.org, wordpress.com
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Question: When you have a whole WP site stack including build system, vm setup, deployment automation, docs and so on in one repo. The sites dependencies are managed with composer. Then you have a custom theme that is only ever used on this one site. Would you still make the theme a separate repo added as a composer dependency or just put it in the main site stack repo? Clear what I am asking?
I think for simplicity I'll just keep anything in the main repo. In case I change my mind nothing keeps me from kicking it out and adding a separate repo to composer. Or did I forget something? Handling multiple repos in one project in PhpStorm isn't really intuitive...
@kraftner I gave up and used the command line instead
much more powerful, same git interface everywhere I go, faster responses, and in the longrun easier
PHPStorm would hiccup with stupid stuff like freezing on the add changes screen, or everything on the dialog worked except the commit button =s
or stuff like right clicking on my repo to commit but PHPStorm hasnt been explicitly told and tries to add it to the root folders git repo instead, I'd have thought having a .git folder there would make it obvious its a different git repo
I dont mind managing it myself and setting up stuff
my concerns are price, specs good enough for a super zippy tomjn.com, possibly a second site not much more, and not having it go down or having stupid outages, if it goes down it'll be because i made a stupid mistake
+1 uberspace.de (I created an account last week, had a question in the evening, got a response the same night(!) from two people while all uberspace people were on a train to a team meeting. and all of that while I haven't paid nothing yet as I'm still in the trial phase) But probably only good if you speak german.
anyone else dislike the fact that if you create a CPT that is really just for a group of pages that it does not inherit the page template attributes dropdown
I'm using Wordpress 3.9.2, MySQL 5.1.73, & PHP 5.3.27 to put together a history-based site.
As is well-documented elsewhere (including many questions on StackExchange & WP forums over the years), due to the limitations of PHP, one cannot have posts with dates outside of the minimum and maximum v...
It depends where you want to use the dates. To be honest publish date is the date when post is published, and I doubt one posts 500 years in past. Historical dates are for me a meta info.
@toscho You republish it today. And If you want to schedule the republish in a week? Do you set past date or future one? Setting proper meta data is the way for me. What's the problem? Query? Not, because meta query exists. Display date? Sure not. Requires extra work, but any specific use of WordPress require it.
Taking track of the date when you put it into WordPress is not important? I think so. Automatic date archives will not work, custom date archives will.
Sorry, not agree. People use WordPress to do any kind of things. If I use WordPress for an app with a lot of users, to know who and when do what may be very important. Content date is important too, but the fact it is saved in another place does not compromise anything: if you are using WP to do something WordPress was not designed for you have to expect to write custom code to handle a lot of things.
The way WordPress is used. People use WP to anything: event manager, invoice app, Ecommerce... It's a sane decision? Not to me. But if people are happy with it... let them cry.