Jens Martsch

Hey @elabx can you sign the CLA to get this merged?

as @ethanbeyer mentioned, Statamic handles schemas this way, which is very nice and makes it easy to reuse field and templates in multiple projects. I think this is something, that...

I also wanted to create a similar issue for a long time, because I needed to integrate scripts (custom scripts, and alpine or tabulator) in the admin as ES modules...

You could achieve this with a custom Textformatter. You could use https://processwire.com/modules/textformatter-process-images/ as a starting point.

If you want to import it in your ES6 script and compile it with babel and webpack you can do it like this: ``` if (document.querySelectorAll('.lightbox').length) { import(/* webpackChunkName: "magnific-popup"...

You can clear the navigation cache via Tracy console with `wire('session')->removeFor(wire(), 'prnav');` or when you click "refresh" in the modules section the cache is also cleared.

you can enable Tracy for non-superusers. Add a permission tracy-debugger to the non-superuser role. I think then you will be able to open up the console.

And you could also write a module for this task which simply calls the `hookClearCaches` method. The module could add a button/link/nav item to which users have access to.

I think there should be a nav item for superusers which clears the navigation cache for all users. And this should be in the core. Seems more and more people...

@ryancramerdesign Gentle reminder to bring this to your attention