Did you know there are 2 modes in #Pages that you can use? They're called Word Processing and Page Layout. But which one are you using and what should you be using for your #documents? It's Word Processing vs. Page Layout mode explained! #iWork
Wiedzieliście, że font #Calibri w ramach licencji od #Microsoft można wykorzystywać tylko i wyłącznie w ramach systemów #Windows (Server 2008, Vista i nowsze) oraz aplikacji #Office?
Jeśli mamy pakiet #Microsoft365 na #MacBook to nie znaczy, że możemy z niego korzystać w całym systemie - możemy to robić tylko w aplikacjach Office i nigdzie indziej, nawet w #Pages.
At some point #aspnetcore#razor#pages started supporting more than HTML methods (GET, POST) without additional configuration. Cool! This is a good change for #dotnet developers.
Hey #aspnetcore devs. If I wanted to write a result that could be used in #MVC, #Razor#Pages, and Minimal APIs, what interface/base type would I implement?
Is it IResult or IActionResult or is it not possible?
Hat jemand eine Ahnung, wie #Codeberg#Pages im Zusammenhang mit #Strato funktioniert? Irgendwie will Strato nicht richtig auf Codeberg umleiten. #CNAME kann ich nicht nehmen, weil sonst mein E-Mail Server nicht mehr funktioniert, aber die zwei anderen Optionen aus der Dokumentation wollen irgendwie auch nicht funktionieren.
Since many people are joining #Lemmy these days, I just created #LemmyMatrix, a tool allowing people to generate #uBlockOrigin and #uMatrix rules for Lemmy known instances.
Alright, the #pages functionality on #CalcKey... needs work. (And maybe #MissKey too - haven't seen their version yet.)
Really - it boils down to the Markdown subset. Pages uses regular post-level MFM - which means no headings, no lists, and no ![]() embedded images.
Images and headings have to be added as blocks - and they don't even work right. Narrow images scale up to the entire width of the page, and headings, or "sections" have only one block.
There is no bulleted list support either - you have to do that manually by using unicode characters.
Also - blocks can't be moved, only added or deleted. There is a move button but it doesn't seem to work - or maybe its a menu button that doesn't work. Either way - doesn't work.
Not only does this make the editing experience a bit painful - making it so that you have to leave the text and add blocks separately - it also means that you can't just write something in an external markdown editor and simply copy into a page - you have to manually split up the text into blocks so you can insert images or sections in-between.
Also - it's very undocumented. I don't know what the variables or the scripting do - you have to figure those out on your own.
That's not to say that pages suck entirely, the interactivity that you can add with forms, variables and scripting is frankly excellent. But if you can't add the content you want, the way you want it - that interactivity is just useless.