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Informations about the package smallextensions-plugin

Small Extensions

Set of small tools for Rainlab.Pages and Rainlab.Blog plugins .

Installation

GitHub clone into /plugins dir:

OctoberCMS backend

Just look for 'Small Extensions' in search field in:

Settings > Updates&Plugins > Install plugins

Permissions

You can set permissions to restrict settings page of this plugin.

Rainlab.Blog Extension

OctoberCMS > Backend > Settings > Small Extensions > Blog

Depends on: Rainlab.Blog plugin!

Rainlab Blog is a great plugin, but none of my clients is happy with MarkDown syntax to edit posts.

Settings

Rainlab.Pages Extension

OctoberCMS > Backend > Settings > Small Extensions > Static pages

Depends on: Rainlab.Pages plugin!

Settings

System Extension

OctoberCMS > Backend > Settings > Small Extensions > System

Settings

Twig Extensions

New functions

Report Widgets

Cache cleaner

There is a dashboard widget that cleans cache files and folders.

It doesn't use Artisan so it works on sites where function is disabled.

Optimize database

There is a dashboard widget that optimize database.

Supported databases and used commands:

Components

 Force login

You can place forceLogin component to your page, layout or partial.

Than if you check checkbox in Plugin's settings, visitors will be redirected to configured in `.

Useful when you need to limit access to several pages or whole site to only administrators while testing.

My special thanks goes to: OctoberCMS team members and supporters for this great system. Joel kyber for his photo I have used in the plugin banner. Font Awesome for Universal access symbol.

Created by Jan Vince, freelance web designer from Czech Republic.

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