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  • Alpha Filters

    Sections: Extensions / Navigation & Structure


    The Alpha Filters plugin gives you a flexible capability to filter pages & users by letters, numbers and letter combinations (syllable-based). You can also assign your own styles to the filter span elements.

     

    Authors: esclkm, Kalnov Alexey, Cotonti Team

    Github: https://github.com/Alex300/cotonti-alphafilters

     

    Installation

    • Unpack to your plugins folder
    • Install the plugin in AdminCP
    • Add tags to page.list.tpl and/or users.tpl
    • Customize plugin configuration if necessary

     

    Example for users.tpl:

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  • Users by first letter

    Sections: Extensions / Community & Social


    This plugin allows you to filter your Cotonti user list by first letter of the username. This version also includes automatic transliteration of latin1 characters to ASCII, in order to allow filtering of latin1 characters.

    Installation is straightforward. Just upload the files to your plugins folder and install the plugin through the Cotonti admin panel.

    The source code is hosted on Github. Feel free to fork and modify.

  • List Filters

    Sections: Extensions / Navigation & Structure


    List Filters adds advanced filtering options for page lists to Cotonti. A list of available filter types is below. A demo is here.

    Note: At the moment this plugin works only with the latest revision of Siena available on Github. This is because I had to fix something in order to get it to work.

    Installation

    Simply install the plugin through the admin panel as you would with any other plugin. No configuration is required, just add the filters to your page.list.tpl file. Implementation...

  • Page siblings

    Sections: Extensions / Navigation & Structure


    This plugin lists all siblings of a page and allows easy navigation to previous/next page. As seen on the Cotonti download page (See also).

    Usage Example

    
					
    
						
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    Sections: Extensions / Navigation & Structure
    
						
    
						
						
    
	CombiLists
    

    
	This plugin enhances navigation usability by combining multiple categories into a single list. This effectively converts a category tree into a list that can be filtered by category, as seen on Cotonti Extensions.
    

    
	Configuration
    

    
	In order for the plugin to work, at least one category code should be configured. Multiple categories can be configured by using comma seperation.
    

    
	Changelog
    

    
	Version 1.1:
    

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		Added support for listfilters.
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	Github
    

    
	This extension can also be found on Github....

  • Archive (weblog style)

    Sections: Extensions / Navigation & Structure


    This plugin is an extension of the list view. It allows you to list pages published in a given month. It also builds a list of all the months in which pages were published. This is especially useful for weblogs. The system category, any categories under that, as well as all categories marked as 'group' will be ignored. The plugin uses page_begin as date reference.

    Installation
    - Upload files
    - Install through admin panel
    - Modify the template file to work with your skin

    Demo here
    Discuss here

  • Columns list

    Sections: Extensions / Navigation & Structure


    The plugin allows you to split the list of columns in the list.tpl!

    Installation:

    1: Unpack and upload files to this folder: / plugins /

    2: Go to administration panel, and then select the "Plugins"
    Click on the name of the new plug-in, but at the bottom of the plugin properties, select "Install all".

    In List.tpl
    Insert Tags

    (LIST_TABLE_BEGIN) after <! - BEGIN: LIST_ROW ->

    (LIST_TABLE_END) before <! - END: LIST_ROW ->

    put before <table> <! - BEGIN: LIST_ROW ->
    set </ table> after the <! - END:...

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