I'm using the free Materio CMS and I want to create a multi-level menu like this:
But after reading Materio's docs here,
I still can't figure out how to make it.... Or maybe it's because the free version is not supported? Can anyone help me get this done? I am willing to pay the fee. Happy New Year everybody
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I am pretty much new in Dapp, I know python, and apart from it I have learned how to make a website on React with backend as Django Rest. But while starting with web 3, I am pretty much confused as if it is possible to make a frontend on React and connect it with web3.py file some how? Or is it some other way to interact in both of the types.
As a newcomer myself I have found an absolutely amazing course online that will help you in all things related to Web3. I am not a shill for the content or in any way affiliated with the project but merely want to recommend it to fellow newcomers.
Please find the following link: Blockchain Course
This course goes into great detail starting from the absolute basics of web3 (including Solitidy for the creating of smart contracts) and ending with a full stack development using React/NextJs. I hope this helps!
Good luck on your endeavors.
I want to add cards to my docusaurus v2 site just like in the Playground Page in docusaurus.io/docs/playground. Can someone tell me how to implement it?
Not sure if you're still looking for a solution for this one year later, but I had the same question and landed on https://iframely.com/
It's not the cheapest (min. $29/month) but looks great, is well documented and has lots of integrations.
https://embed.ly/ is a cheaper alternative but only has one card style (horizontal) which I didn't like.
I am struggling to get Deck play nice with vue. all the examples I have found till today are either quite hacked, not really my use case or out of date.
Does anyone know a good first step Source I could look at to get started?
I'm not sure if you ever found your solution or if you found other content, but I just wanted to post some info here in case you or anyone else who finds there way here needs some help on this.
There is a open source library we are working on to help bootstrap DeckGL/Mapbox implementations in Vue while providing some and soon more helpful abstractions.
Here is a couple links you may find useful:
Repo: https://github.com/loftylabs/vue_deckgl
Tutorial and documentation: https://loftylabs.github.io/vue_deckgl/
Feel free to stop by the repo and drop questions in issues if you are looking for any more help!
I'm wondering if anyone is working on or using the Skeleton Framework (http://www.getskeleton.com) any more? The GitHub site does show a little activity from time to time but I'm wondering if there is a way for me to chat with people that know what's going on with it.
I've been using the framework at work one all of my recent projects and I want to get a little more involved with it's development.
Thanks
I'm currently using it to build my portfolio site. Haven't seen any recent changes to it but it does seem to be getting used quite a bit from what I've researched. I enjoy how it's bare bones, simple to use and ready to go with your own custom code. You have something you need help with?
I am working on OpenERP. But I am not getting its stuff. Please help me. I have Google a lot but nothing meaningful. I Need to understand the flow of information in OpenERP.
This Document will help you to learn OpenERP. Here you can get Technical Documentation, Tutorial, Ebooks, for version 5.0 onward. just discover it!
I totally agree with user 2310840! There's a lot of information for OpenERP 'out there' but it's often too overwhelming, complex or irrelevant for end users. As a result, it's just unclear how all the pieces of the puzzle work together...
For instance, the link of Atul Arvind to the 'Document' is idd a good starting point. However, this is not just a 'document' but rather a link to the official online 'knowledge base'. The table of content for the OpenERP Tutorial alone consists of more than 16 pages! This approach is similar as being forced to read your car manual from top to bottom, before even being able to start your engine...
That's the main reason we recently launched our website 'OERPtuts'. We'll provide easy to follow, step-by-step tutorials for OpenERP end users. You can read our first 'official launch' post at http://oerptuts.com/articles/news/launch-time/. If you want to receive automatic updates on future posts, please subscribe to the newsletter on our website.