How to prevent indexing a test site and to serve (or not) content according to a given production status.

A conditional container tag to serve content to EU visitors only (e.g. a cookie-prompt: see usage notes below) or non-EU visitors (via <txp:else />) tag.

Option 1:

<txp:pro_mobile> // Show mobile content here </txp:pro_mobile>

Option 2:

Use as an if/else:

<txp:pro_mobile> // Mobile content here <txp:else /> // Regular content here </txp:pro_mobile>

Option 3:

Define custom...

Wrap any content with standard Txp wraptag / class / html_id / label items and run the content through a sequence of transformations in the process. If the content is empty, no wrap is performed or the <txp:else /> is executed.

Treat your variables as strings or lists and compare them to strings or lists. A combination of if_variable and if_custom_field.

Main tag

• cbe_if_variable

Two bonus...

Take appropriate action when an article is published, or not yet.

adi_mobile implements mobile browser detection, together with some website mode switch functionality and viewport measurement.

See the help supplied with the plugin, or have a look

Lately, I’ve been writing Textpattern pages for relatively complex sites that do things like this:

<txp:if_section name="widgets,sprockets,thingies">
    <txp:hide>The widgets, sprockets, and thingies sections have their own special layouts.</txp:hide>
    <txp:output_form...

Since dub_if_ajax is no longer up for grabs: here’s jdw_if_ajax .

This plugin is based off dub_if_ajax (no longer available) by Jamie Wilkinson. It uses the x-requested-with header to deliver different content to Ajax calls.

Addition of a new tag: jdw_if_not_ajax.

jdw_if_ajax

Similar to the glx_if_frontpage tag from the no-longer-supported glx_if plugin