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Spell, Style, and Grammar Checker for WordPress, Firefox, TinyMCE, jQuery, and CKEditor
Minitage is all about deployment and projects packaging
This Responsive Theme product will give your Plone a responsive theme on install. But you can also include collective.responsivetheme to the custom theme you are making. Here is how you do it.
Mobile and multichannel content management for Plone
Dynamic HTML generation and scripting of pages, content rules, portlets and emails
collective.addthis is a simple Plone addon which brings addthis.com services to Plone pages under document actions.
SEO add-on let you set values of some html header tags.
This add-on let you set values of some html head tags content. This is important when your website has few pages and / or few text content. In that case every words are importants and SEO guys whant to be able to change it.
Plone portlet for vaporisation tagcloud
A portlet where you can select one item, and render it with a view
Adds a doormat viewlet and installs it in the Plone footer. The links and text in the doormat are manageable as content.
Plone Keyword Manager allows you to change, merge and delete keywords in Plone and updates all corresponding objects automatically. It uses a similiarity search to support you in identifying similar keywords. Keywords can be cleaned up from time to time by a site manager to create a consistent vocabulary.
Diazo, le successeur de XDV, est un système de theming pour Plone. Nous allons voir avec ce petit tutoriel comment il se présente et apprendre à s'en servir.
An installable Diazo theme for Plone 4.1
The plonetheme.redmusic package uses the theming & packaging features available in plone.app.theming to make the theme redmusic easily available in Plone 4.1.
Since original theme is named HTML5, which is a little to too common name, I renamed it to HTML5 Hot Pink.
Rating widget based on thumbs up and down.
An installable Diazo theme for Plone 4.1
An installable Diazo theme for Plone 4.1
Show a tag cloud for the current context
plone.app.discussion aims to be the new commenting system for Plone. It was initially developed as part of the Google Summer of Code 2009 by Timo Stollenwerk (student) and Martin Aspeli (mentor).
Reveal some no-so-hidden Plone feature for sorting your folders
Brings canonical path calculation functionality