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Hello, I really love publii because of its simplicity compared to the overloaded wordpress. But I am missing some features:
Thanks a lot.
Cls
I don’t follow your first suggestion.
When you create a post the editor contains a hyperlink icon which you can use to begin the process of converting text into a link.
Hi red,
what I mean is linking to anchor-names like it works in the table of contents, but between different webdocuments. When I have a hadline `
easily without searching the source-code for the right `id`. (Replace `h1-tag` with `h1` and `link-tag-a` with `a`.) It works without, but would be a nice feature. Most important is adding posts to categories and the breadcrumb from my perspective 🙂
[anonymous] wrote:
- Adding https://fontawesome.com/icons Icons using the WYSIWG Editor because editing the Source Code with the HTML-Editor is very comlicated because of the missing code formattings.
I hope not. One of Publii’s strengths is its lightness.
Anyway, why just Fontawesome?
There are much more beautiful icon sets: Material Design, Elusive, Icomoon, Flaticon, Nucleo and many others.
But this does not imply that you should not use both the admin side and the frontend side. Using Fontawesome, or others, in a theme is not complicated.
PS
I’m Sorry for my bad English language 🙄
[anonymous] wrote:I hope not. One of Publii’s strengths is its lightness.
Yes you are right. Good point.
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