Hi @johnorford1 Yes, you can create separate component and pack the filters there. We did the same thing (we have lots of pages that are using same filters). We created custom filters component and imported all the filters, than we are showing / hiding them depending on the page that users is on. We used Vuex to store filters state.
As you can see on the screen shoot we used right drawer for that.
Yes it does take some time to load (from Europe) but I think that is just a normal behavior since website is hosted in AU. I like the website but I woud remove that quasar loader maybe you can use some spinners instead also there is a lots of white space, try to add more content so that it doesn’t look that “empty”.
Is there a live demo for 1span cms?
@s-molinari Yea it’s a nice framework. It uses Vuejs for views (some custom implementation of Vuejs via sailsjs cloud sdk (as they call it)).
Personally I don’t like it, I’m more for Rest API + Quasar solution…
Using Django (Django rest) or SailsJS or any other framework for the rest (depends on he skill or project) with Quasar is awesome. Productivity goes through the roof 
Quasar 
I think that you have to set your css out of scoped style, because qselect is component itself so scoped css won’t be applied.
@dwms You can read about plugins here.
https://quasar-framework.org/guide/app-plugins.html
You could just add that code to index.html at the project root but I would not recommend that, as @Hawkeye64 said just use plugin for that.
Learn Vuejs, wath some tutorials, than just read quasar docs, that is all that you need 
@krsyoung You could track step name name="first" name="second" name="finish" or you could use v-model.
Make sure to read the docs.
https://quasar-framework.org/components/stepper.html
Shone
@sockhenzie One note you don’t need ‘deviceready’ listener, Quasar takes care of this behind the scenes.
https://quasar-framework.org/guide/cordova-plugins.html#Deviceready-Event
I’m using docker for my deployment. After each push to the master branch, a new image is built and deployed to production. Inside docker, I’m running quasar build and quasar serve and all of that is running behind nginx-proxy also running in docker.
I’ve posted an image below, it might help you to get a picture of how things are running. Staging container is a clone of how my production is running.
https://github.com/jwilder/nginx-proxy
I’m using docker for my deployment. After each push to the master branch, a new image is built and deployed to production. Inside docker, I’m running quasar build and quasar serve and all of that is running behind nginx-proxy also running in docker.
I’ve posted an image below, it might help you to get a picture of how things are running. Staging container is a clone of how my production is running.
https://github.com/jwilder/nginx-proxy
@fajarmuzaky Please don’t create multiple posts with the same question.
How about using css, creating your custom class or overriding quasar and setting shadow to 0.
@MathSilva You don’t need main.js with Quasar. As it said in Quasar docs
For initialization code and importing libraries into your website/app, read about App Plugins.
Read this also quasar.conf.js
@sockhenzie One note you don’t need ‘deviceready’ listener, Quasar takes care of this behind the scenes.
https://quasar-framework.org/guide/cordova-plugins.html#Deviceready-Event
Hi @JazzOne
Can you share some code with us please, maybe create a JSFiddle with an example.
You can fork this jsfiddle https://jsfiddle.net/rstoenescu/waugrryy/
@dwms You can read about plugins here.
https://quasar-framework.org/guide/app-plugins.html
You could just add that code to index.html at the project root but I would not recommend that, as @Hawkeye64 said just use plugin for that.
@s-molinari Yea it’s a nice framework. It uses Vuejs for views (some custom implementation of Vuejs via sailsjs cloud sdk (as they call it)).
Personally I don’t like it, I’m more for Rest API + Quasar solution…
Using Django (Django rest) or SailsJS or any other framework for the rest (depends on he skill or project) with Quasar is awesome. Productivity goes through the roof
Quasar
@Rhobur I’m using SailsJS (as a rest api) with Quasar and it is awesome
Since SailsJS comes with rest api support out of the box it is really easy to get it going with Quasar.
If you don’t want to use Quasar for your web app (but you definitely should ) you can just build API routes and use them in your with Quasar for building mobile apps.
Feel free to DM me if you have any quastions.
@jaysaurus When you say site, do you refer to the Quasar site (docs) or ESLint site (docs)?
Have you read this
https://eslint.org/docs/user-guide/configuring