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@phenomlab Thank you. I did spend some time working on a mock up for a local restaurant. I found out after I started working on the page that they have an account with square and have their business setup on there. I was going to do some research to see what the cost of square was and compare it to what they could do if they used WooCommerce and a WooCommerce restaurant plugin as well for the menu and ordering online.

I need to do that research to see if they would be better off with the cost of square or if they would come out ahead by using a webhost cost, WooCommerce and plugin cost and that is all they would need to run a site like that. I am gonna work on that today or tomorrow to see the price differences.

I believe even if the WordPress site is a little more spendy, they would have complete control over their website and wouldn’t have to depend on the costs of square and be able to change and do what they want. Those would be some of the sales points that I would use. I would offer a base price to set it up for them and then do an hourly rate for updates and such. Unless they want to send me the new info and update the site for them, then I would need to come up with a monthly amount to charge and allow them so many changes a month.

It would be awesome if I could get 5 to 10 customers starting out and being able to bill monthly. Then go from there.

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@Madchatthew my advice here would be to simply go for it. A number of providers have reseller packages and that’s definitely an area I’d look into if you are offering WordPress etc. Nodebb is a different as it requires a different stack.

You could use the WordPress stack for Flarum provided you had access to composer, which most packages seem to have these days.

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@DownPW the ‘js’ code for the banner takes the time from the client, so what it displays really depends on the regional settings for the operating system.

I’ve not seen this issue myself but would like to see some examples of screenshots if possible.

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Hello,

I have a question regarding a problem my user is experiencing with this Welcome message.
This user is not in France.

It’s 7:40 a.m. for him, so 1:40 a.m. in France, and the banner wishes me a “good afternoon.” I don’t know what time zone it thinks I’m in, but it’s wrong…

And nodebb displays 11:40 p.m. on the right once posted, so GMT.
Which isn’t the afternoon either.

How does this script get the time? It looks like it’s getting the time from the client, meaning the computer or device of the person visiting your site.
But it seems that in this specific case, the correct time isn’t being retrieved.

How can I fix this?

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I know this is an older post, but I can attest to the greatness of Hetzner. I have a vps running with Arch Linux on it as a webhost and I haven’t had any issues. Today I was actually looking at their webhosting services and I have to say their prices are very nicely priced. I am sure their web hosting service is excellent as well.

I am thinking about putting together some websites for some local businesses to maybe getting a web design/hosting business going. I have been researching some of the web hosting providers that I have used before in the past and wow, they are expensive now. So my thought would be to use Hetzner web hosting as one of the options. Of if I offered a fully managed service, would use Hetzner for that.

The sites would mostly be Wordpress and maybe start delving into other technologies and such. Getting more familiar with Nodebb and others and start growing my knowledge. I don’t think the sites that I have made with wordpress look the best, but part of me wonders if that isn’t imposter feeling that I am having. Time will tell.

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Ohh super ^^
Thank you Mark

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@DownPW said in "Glass" (shine) effect on Sudonix logo:

Perfect with White background theme but much less with black themes backgrounds (we see the edges of the shine effect)

Yes, you will need to modify the CSS according. For example, on Sudonix, I use

    --bs-node-shine: linear-gradient(90deg, rgba(28, 38, 44, 0) 0%, rgba(74, 100, 116, 0.5) 50%, rgba(28, 38, 44, 0) 100%);

Essentially, you choose the base background, the shine colour, and then the base background again.

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@phenomlab said in "Glass" (shine) effect on Sudonix logo:

@DownPW Is this on your DEV server?

Nope. Prod Server

Seems to be better after some CSS modification : police position, etc…
Or display: none on CSS title class if needed

Perfect with White background theme but much less with black themes backgrounds (we see the edges of the shine effect)

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@phenomlab i cant do it why i dont understand. something added wrong think so.

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@DownPW Is this on your DEV server?

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