I got a request today to add "All the buttons" from CKEditor back into backdrop. When I followed up asking what in particular was missing, one answer I got was the Spell-Check button. I had personally thought this wasn't necessary anymore since browsers and OSes now do spell-check, but let's take a poll. Did anyone use the spell-check feature in Drupal (or in WordPress) and should we include it in Backdrop? Should it be enabled in the editor out-of-the-box?
Existing CKEditor plugins
https://ckeditor.com/cke4/addon/scayt and https://ckeditor.com/cke4/addon/wsc both use a 3rd party service - so it is a no-no for core.
https://ckeditor.com/cke4/addon/nanospell also 3rd-party - also no-no
https://ckeditor.com/cke4/addon/foundeospellchecker
All spell checking is done on your server without sending content to a third party for checking.
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I use Lando (a wrapper for docker) and find settings changes happen straight away
How often is the settings.php loaded.
You might need to add a Relationship in the View to Flags. Or there might be a setting on the content type. I can't recall for certain but I think it's possible.
No Flag fields in Views
Try using caching in the View settings, set to 24 hours. This should work for anonymous site visitors.
View to show a different node each day