Through a failed Horizon job I found out about the following: A user had entered an email address with an accidental space before the @ symbol. This caused the email to not be able to be sent and the Horizon job to fail. Apparently, according to some email spec, spaces are

I needed to do this to install the latest Statamic Peak into the Statamic v4 beta. * Clone the Starter Kit (read: Statamic Peak) Repo locally * I also had to update Peak's dependencies in starter-kit.yaml to beta dependencies: studio1902/statamic-peak-browser-appearance: '2.0-beta.2' studio1902/statamic-peak-commands: '2.0-beta.4' studio1902/statamic-peak-seo:

By default, Statamic asset fields don’t validate size or file type. Recently I’ve had a bit of trouble with large image files clogging up the Git repo and image color being off due to the client uploading hug Tiff files. To prevent this from now on I decided

Say you have a headline field on various Page Builder elements, and one as a set of in a Bard field. Both should visually look the same. Semantically, the first occurrence of any of these  headlines on a given page should render as h1, every following as h2, without an