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Hide sidebar in Craft 3 _layouts/cp

Snippet for hiding the sidebar in the Craft 3 control panel for Element index pages.

Since the Craft 3 sidebar handles the index source for querying elements it can be tricky disabling the sidebar and still executing the query.

This uses a twig macro to duplicate the sidebar and hide it while still being able to pass an index source for the query.

See the Craft templates/_layouts/cp.html file for more layout information

Translations Upgrade Workflow (3.1 => 3.2)

Important Notes:

Craft 3.2 introduces a new Draft service that allows drafts to be created for all elements instead of being Entry specific. Unfortunately, with this new draft service the original draftIds from the entrydrafts table are not retained. Due to this fundamental restructuring of how Craft handles its Drafts, we are unable to retain any drafts created with previous versions of the plugin.

We apologize and understand the inconvenience, and did everything we could to prevent this scenario, but due to the nature of this change in Craft, we were unable to preserve existing drafts.

We strongly recommend completing all existing translation orders and publishing their drafts prior to upgrading. If you're unable to complete these orders, please reference this gist which will show you how to [create a list of Entries along with their target sites](https://gist.g

Description

A script that posts a daily quote and image to Discord via webhook.

Setup

Install deno
Create a new Discord webhook, copy URL, and update webhookURL value.
Create a Pexels account, generate an API key, and update pexelsAPIKey value.

Usage

Manually run deno run --allow-net daily-quote.ts

	$breakpoints: (sm:576px, md:768px, lg:992px, xl:1200px);

	%button-reset {
	$media: sm;
	appearance: none;
	border: none;
	outline: none;
	@each $screen-size, $breakpoint-value in $breakpoints {
	@if ( index($media,$screen-size) ) {
	@media (min-width: $breakpoint-value) {

	# grc overides for ls
	if $(gls &>/dev/null)
	then
	alias ls="gls -F --color"
	alias l="gls -lAh --color"
	alias ll="gls -l --color"
	alias la='gls -A --color'
	fi

	# Easier CD navigation

	<div class="breadcrumbs">
	<ul class="nav-list">
	<li class="nav-item"><a href="/">Home</a></li>
	{% set totalCrumbs = craft.request.getSegments() \| length %}
	{% for crumb in craft.request.getSegments() %}
	{% if loop.index == totalCrumbs %}
	<li class="nav-item"><a href="{{craft.request.getUrl()}}">{{crumb \| capitalize}}</a></li>
	{% else %}
	<li class="nav-item"><a href="{{craft.request.getUrl() \| split('/' ~ craft.request.getSegment(loop.index + 1))[0]}}">{{crumb \| capitalize}}</a></li>
	{% endif %}

	api.addButtonToToolbar({
	title: 'New Journal Entry',
	icon: 'book',
	shortcut: 'alt+j',
	action: async function() {
	const todayDateStr = api.formatDateISO(new Date());

	const todayEntry = await api.runOnServer(async todayDateStr => {
	return await api.getDateNote(todayDateStr);
	}, [todayDateStr]);

	run.config:
	engine: php
	engine.config:
	runtime: php-7.2
	extensions:
	- gd
	- mysqli
	- curl
	- zlib
	- mbstring

	by GTP-3

	Philosophers have been trying for decades to make computers think like humans. The problem is that there is no good way to do it, since human thinking involves concepts like intentionality, agency, and so forth. If you try to program a computer with these things, it will never work right. Even if you could get a computer to understand what you were saying, it would still probably interpret your words incorrectly or completely ignore them entirely. You might as well be talking to a brick wall.

	But then something strange happened recently. A team of researchers at Google DeepMind published a paper about their attempts to teach a computer to think like a philosopher. They called it GPT-1, and it described how they had built an AI system that could learn philosophical ideas by reading texts written by philosophers. It took them five years to train the system, and it eventually learned some very complex ideas about logic, metaphysics, and epistemology.

	The idea behind this approach is that philosophy i

	h3 {
	font-size: 20px;
	margin-bottom: 10px;
	.some-parent-selector & {
	font-size: 24px;
	margin-bottom: 20px;
	}
	}