General Discussion

@lukelarris I run into the same issue in 14.04 server too. You need to install nodejs-legacy through apt and it's running well then 🙂

Hm... you could always use the "Recent Topics" widget and place it in the MOTD -- that will allow you to show the latest threads on the front page.

You could also use this plugin to manually pick threads to feature, or possibly use this plugin to override the main homepage.

@Kamal-Patel

Might be better if you create a new topic under the Feature Request category and optional create an issue on GitHub.

Thanks @psychobunny . Already seen that. Tried each, none of them meet my need which is to make a dash board for backend.

There was someone around here who successfully managed to install on OpenShift about a week or two ago, I'm waiting patiently for the guide as well 😛

@bentael Really glad to see the evolution of NodeBB's first anti-spam plugin!! 🙂

@psychobunny

Yeah, I seem to have figured it out haha I finally decided on using the webmin cp to set up my server. It defaults installs apache but once I got it going I removed it and installed nginx. Once I set it up, I was able to edit the server config through webmin and create my proxy to point the website to the right port.

Thanks! That is very helpful.

DO support helped. My site is up again :happy:

@julian thanks you 👍

Nice, at least it works fast now. Well its free, so pretty decent for development I would imagine

@julian said:

d we can do it for you. Soon (that is, in under a month), you'll be able to do it yourself!

Let me install it for you now.

will do thanks

@psychobunny said:

@a_5mith said:

If this is the case, you could always cheat slightly and use an image as the gloss. I created this one for you to download and try: https://i.imgur.com/zLBAf4u.png

This is pretty cool. Wonder if we should make a "resources" category for stuff like this

I can make a few tiles of 450 x 450. 🙂

haha yeah, as usual, am over-thinking things. @planner to the rescue!

Thank you guys 💯

thanks that works ! cheers

@a_5mith said:

@meetdilip It does if your img-responsive class has margin: auto; added to it inside your custom css, however this is not default behaviour and is slightly different to the change outlined here

Basically, it will, if all your other images do. 👍

Thanks a lot 👍

Got it. Hard to spot.

Thanks 😉

@frissdiegurke said:

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Works fine, thanks 🙂

@sunqi Have you ensured that nodebb-theme-vanilla nodebb-theme-lavender and nodebb-widget-essentials are all up to date?