This plugin adds conditional tag to determine, if user is browsing from mobile device, or not (using “else” clause). Browser detection function by Andy Moore – dotMobi Certified Mobile Web Developer. I’ve just wraped it into TxP plugin.

Compares any TXP fields with any other text/fields using a variety of conditional operators such as equals, contains, not, greater than, isnumeric etc. Tests can be combined with AND/OR logic.

This plugin is meant to help those who do Textpattern development on localhost or a subdomain. Sometimes you’ll want to do one thing on the in-development site, and another on the “live” site. The conditional tag provided by aam_if_host lets you do exactly that.

This tag is an enhanced version of the if_article_image tag already present in development, it adds the choice of matching specific article image numbers.

Outputs markup if a article has a title – if not, nothing will be outputed.

A conditional tag that compares a keyword list as an attribute against the keywords associated with a particular article. This tag is used in an article form and has a mode attribute that can configure the tag to return true under four different circumstances.

1. When all keywords for an article appear as set attributes.
2. When...

Enables to read and provide conditionals for PHP Global Variables, as referer’s url, server’s name, browser’s type, GET and POST variables, ...

nfe_if_category is a conditional tag that works complementary to the built-in if_category tag.
The tag outputs inclosed content if the loaded page belongs to a specified category or any of its children. This allows you to define ‘parent’ categories able to work as ‘sections’ work right now.

The tag...

Adds extra text to category names, either prepended or appended.

wet_if_status contains two conditional tags which check for an article’s status being either “live” or “sticky”, respectively.