Define custom macros from other Txp/plugin tags and use those macros as if they were built-in tags via <txp:my_tag />

This is a tiny little Textpattern plugin that let’s you temporarily override site preferences in templates. This is useful if perhaps you want to slightly alter the global behaviour of articles or comments (for example) in a particular section. The preference is not altered in the database, just in the template.

Manage and edit admin-side themes from a convenient interface. Export zipped packages for sharing with the community and perform one-click import of other themes. Allow users to switch themes or set certain themes for particular user roles.

Display a list of alternate stylesheets to your visitors and have this plugin manage the links for you through the magic of jQuery.

This plugin exports your pages, forms and styles to a specified folder and autoloads modified files into the database on a front-end page refresh. Autoloading is only enabled when Production Status is not LIVE.

Please use this with care! Your pages/forms/css will be deleted from the database, when you delete...

Merges several css files into one request

The aam_typogrify brings the typographical goodies of Django’s Typogrify text filters to Textpattern. Four template tags provided by this plugin can be used alone or together to:

• Prevent typographical widows (words that appear all by themselves on the last line of a paragraph or title).
• Gain new

Provides a template tag to allow for more robust customization of the display of the txp:comments_invite tag.

Stores JavaScript files within the database and handles them similar to CSS files.

This plugin converts XHTML self-closing, “ />,” tags to HTML ones (”>”). All you have to do is activate it! It does not ouput a DTD for you, so you’ll need to add one to your page...