This lightweight PHP class simplifies the creation of Bootstrap 5 navigation menus, offering developers a quick and flexible way to generate responsive navbars. Key features include:

- Dynamic generation of Bootstrap 5 compatible navigation menus

- Support for dropdown menus and icons

- Customizable themes, positioning, and responsiveness

- Built-in search form integration

- Active item highlighting

I have added bing's clarity, do any of you guys use that heatmap feature?

Seems cute, but unsure if I would actually make use of it.

Claude is 5x better than ChatGPT premium.

The only issue I have with Claude is that the rate limits are retarded.

Impossible to get real work done.

so much better.. but 10-20 requests a day even paying $20/month for the pro plan!?

Exactly - Claude's payment plan is silly.

The request limits are rediculous and that is why I am not interested in ZED AI and Cursor AI as they are all nerfed by Claude's request limits.

How?

The limitation is not for the API, it is only for the UI and how does that even nerfs the Zed or Cursor?

Cursor is the perfect solution for this! But mostly applicable for code.

Maybe it's just me but I prefer having the AI suggestions separate from my code

Created this website for a local rubble removal business.

https://legendsfreight.co.za

I’d love to get feedback on what can be done to improve the website to feature prominantly for local search when people need rubble removal near them.

Not an SEO expert but I've found that adding your business to Google Maps will get you many more eyeballs.

Thank you for this.

I created a Google my Business listing.

Will that suffice or is there a specific step required to make it available in Google Maps?

Google will review the listing and eventually add it to the map, no further action required by you. Once they do, you'll want to get your customers to write reviews.

So essentially just a waiting game then. I would happily do more dev or add more features, but I am not really sure what more to add / or do.

I optimized the images as best I could as well.

I added all the SEO related content I could think off, but not sure if I might be missing something, hoping some SEO experts here can give me tips on what I can improve.

I am not a very "creative" person from a design point of view, so had to rely on words and clean code.

The website is built using PHP, no templates. I would like to improve it so that our local business will actually show up on Google, but I am not sure what else to improve.

Appreciate feedback and guidance and hopefully learning something more about SEO.

"Also add an option for people to view the target of a URL before they click it, such as adding a + to the end."

Mmm, I like that feature. Will create that.

You can pull it from composer here: https://packagist.org/packages/erikthiart/dbease