I'm running a Ghost Blog using Docker and the deployment is working in most cases as expected, I am able to access the blog frontend from any machine anywhere. But, I'm facing an issue that, I can...
Some of the draggable elements in the table are quite tall (tbody tags with many rows), so I would like to reduce the height of the so-called "ghost" element while the drag is happening. To clarify, the drag "ghost" element is the copy of the dragging element that changes position in the list in real time.
I encountered a similar situation after having renamed a query in Power Query : Power Pivot could see the new table under the new name, but the old table was still there in Power Pivot and could not be deleted. Finally I came up with this solution : Make sure there are no remaining relationships or measures in Power Pivot that refer to the table you want to delete. Create a query in Power ...
I created a ghost instance in my vps with the official docker compose file of the ghost cms and I modified it to use a mailgun SMTP account as follows version: '3.1' services: mariadb: image: '
ghost.org official container has no volumes defined for persisting the data Asked 2 years, 4 months ago Modified 2 years, 4 months ago Viewed 203 times
The ghost images no longer happen if the user saves the sheet and then re-opens it. However, to me this is not a good solution and makes the program look poor in quality and trustworthiness! I have a "first" routine that when run (via a button press) uses an Application.Inputbox - this allows the user to select a range of cells.
I am looking to add "ghost text" or placeholder text that is grey when it is the default value and black when the user has entered in information in Adobe Acrobat that still works when the PDF is downloaded from being sent in an e-mail.
I want to bundle all the files (HTML, js, CSS) into a single js file that can be embedded into a ghost blog post. Here is an example of how this was done for a ghost blog post.
