v2.6.3

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v2.6.2

v2.6.1

I noticed that when you delete workflow for button, you can't make new one anymore, it just disappears totally.

In addition to this, even though I have workflow navigation set to specific page, it redirects user to homepage.





There was some confusion about how breakpoints work:

That's true about the Tailwind itself - but Ycode doesn't use the default Tailwind system. Ycode's CSS actually specifies both max-width and min-width for each screen size. So, styles applied at MD are applied ONLY at MD, not for SM or LG.



Like Jonny noted, that is contrary to how most popular website builders work:

The reasons for that are quite simple: coding a website is not the same as building it in a visual editor. One could easily code 'mobile-first', but for a website builder to embrace the same approach it actually needs to have a mobile-first canvas.

But all of them, including Ycode, are Desktop-first because the canvas that the user works on imposes this workflow.

Now, Ycode took a quite unusual approach of not cascading the styles neither up or down. I can't really see the value of this approach. It makes it even more Desktop-centered, since it takes more work to style the smaller screen sizes - because you have to style them separately one by one.

I want to stress this again: best practices from code don't always translate nicely into visual editor, because the editor imposes a certain default mindset and workflow.

In code there's no default for 'all screens'. In Ycode it is implied that 'all screens' is 'desktop', simply because that's what the user sees.

Cascading breakpoints re-enforce that hierarchy, making it easier to understand the underlying logic (bigger → smaller). They significantly reduce the amount of work needed to make sure it looks good at all screen sizes. It's also worth mentioning that simple websites often don't need to utilize all the breakpoints to make it responsive.

And it's also what users coming from other platforms are used to. 'Used to' doesn't always mean 'better', but it makes it harder for them to adopt our platform, so there should be a solid case for each such decision.

Otherwise 'used to' should be the default choice  ¯\_( ﾟｰﾟ  )_/¯

So my question is: what is the reasoning behind a non-cascading breakpoint system in Ycode?


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Sorry if this is going right over my head, but what is the intended purpose of parent pages? I am sure sitemap creation and general organization both play a role. I am setting up a project that will eventually have a large number of pages so I wanted to plan out the strategy ahead of time. And I would be interested to hear about how this might affect that strategy.

Hello,

When adding pages, I believe that they default to be listed in order of creation date? There seems to be a display bug as when trying to create a large list of pages, I noticed that there are several issues that come up which I will report elsewhere.

But on-topic, It would be a huge convenience to be able to sort pages by different criteria such as page name, date, etc. Also the ability to add groups such as FRONTEND & BACKEND and add pages to these groups would also be very helpful in cases where projects have a large number of pages.

I created a few simple mockup to help visualize the idea.

Cheers,
Billie







Hello everyone, I am new to this community and this is my first post. You can learn a bit about me by visiting my profile. 

The reason for my post is that I would like to know if it is possible to build a  P2P marketplace using Ycode. 

The example marketplaces below were built using sharetribe.com. To build one with them and be able to customize it, have more than 2 levels of categorization etc., prices start at USD299/month. 
I'm looking for a more cost-effective solution with more flexibility.

Looking forward to reading your thoughts. 



Cheers

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Clone projects - Ycode

You can make your own projects cloneable so other people can enjoy your no-code skills, and you can also clone projects into your own Ycode dashboard.

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See the button live in action:


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UEFA EURO 2020 Leaderboard example page made with Ycode without using code or developers. It includes a database of players and countries.

https://08769e93-fb63-4769-8b34-285ad7450a86-app1541.ycodeapp.com/



It would be great if you could use inline variables when adding filters to data or using visibility settings. For example if I have two types of users and when showing them navigation which is from data table, I could filter that data based on logged in user type. It would be easy this way.

My guess it's blurry because max-height/width gets assigned a subpixel value, and subpixel values are known to cause issues when translate is used.

https://i.vgy.me/mLUS6I.png

Here's a short screengrab:
https://bananas.s-ul.eu/tWXRuVir

The values actually change as I scroll - and indeed the bottom of the menu get a little more blurry than the top. 

It's a long-standing chromium bug: https://bugs.chromium.org/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=521364#c86

Here's one of the proposed workarounds: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/42669491/css-translate-with-percentage-causes-blurred-image/46117022#46117022

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