In the general Plug-In, click in the field under Selected Plugin and select the desired option from the list that appears with a left-click. A context window informs you that a change will affect the available fields. Select OK. The next steps depend on which plugin you have chosen.

Unique Thread Identifier

A thread is a course of a conversation or the sequence of comments and answers. A thread identifier is only necessary if a thread occurs several times on the page. This means that if you want to insert several comment plugins on a page and want them to be independent of each other, you should fill in the identifier. This must be unique. An empty identifier is replaced by the current page ID. If a thread is to be displayed on several pages, simply insert the comment element with the same thread identifier on the relevant pages.

If you are in Page comments mode, enter a unique identifier here. In Extension comments mode, you can enter several threads separated by a comma.

Enable user notifications

This setting allows users to be notified when a new comment is posted. By default, a check mark is set here, which means that the option is active.

Display the latest comments at the top of the thread

The option is already activated when the plugin is created. If you do not check this box, the comments will be displayed chronologically, starting with the oldest comment.

Enable slim view

When this setting is activated, only the most basic elements (comments, ratings and text fields for new comments) are displayed. It removes the comment counter, average rating (if enabled), heading, and button for disabling notifications. The slim view is disabled by default.

Allow only logged in users to write comments

Before users can leave comments, you must register on your site and log in. Users who are not logged in can see comments, but cannot write any. When creating the content element this setting is activated.

Users who are not logged in may only comment if they provide an email address

Those who are not registered on your site can leave comments if an e-mail address is provided. This option is also already active when creating the item. However, if users must log in to comment, this option has no effect.

Enable replies to individual comments

The enabled option allows users to not only comment, but also react to existing comments.

Enable file upload

This option allows users to attach a file to their comments, which is enabled by default.

Max. number of files per comment

These specify how many files can be uploaded per comment. If you do not want files to be attached, simply uncheck Enable file upload.

Allowed file extensions

Determine which file types commentators are allowed to upload. When creating the plug-in, all possible file extensions are entered: gif, jpg, jpeg, pdf, png, docx, doc. If necessary, delete the unwanted file types in the field.

Deactivate Lightbox

By default, the page that is displayed as a teaser will appear as a lightbox when you click on it. If you want the pages to open in a new tab, enable this checkbox.

Select all subpages

If you want to display all subpages of a selected page as teasers, enable this option.

Pages

Here, you can select any page of your website to be displayed as a teaser. Combined with the previous option, you can also select only one page and all subpages of the selected one will be displayed as teasers.

Categories

Select here which categories should be displayed in the frontend. It makes no difference whether you select super- and/or subcategories, they are all displayed as buttons for filtering in the frontend, provided that there is also a page with the corresponding category.

Randomize order of results

Here you can choose whether the teasers should be displayed in the order of the pages in the backend or whether the teaser tiles should be displayed in a different random order each time the page is accessed.

Disable masonry layout

The masonry layout displays teasers in a layered pattern. Unlike the normal tiles, this layout is space-saving and does not require teasers to have texts of the same length and images of the same size.

Number of Columns

The drop-down menu offers four options for how many teasers should be in a row: 1 (100% per teaser), 2 (50 % per teaser), 3 (33 % per teaser), 4 (25 % per teaser).

Randomize order of results

Here you can choose whether the teasers should be displayed in the order of the pages in the backend or whether the teaser tiles should be displayed in a different random order each time the page is accessed.

Masonry-Layout deaktivieren

Im Masonry-Layout werden Teaser in einer versetzten Kachel-Optik dargestellt. Im Gegensatz zu den normalen Kacheln ist dieses Layout, platzsparend und verlangt keine gleichlangen Texte und gleichgroßen Bilder bei den Teasern.

Number of columns

The drop-down menu offers four options for how many teasers should be in a row: 1 (100% per teaser), 2 (50 % per teaser), 3 (33 % per teaser), 4 (25 % per teaser).

Page containing the application form

Add here for example the page Career or unsolicited application. To do this, click on the Page button or the folder icon to the right of the field. Select the appropriate page from the page tree in the context menu.

Number of offers per page

Enter the number of job advertisements that will be displayed at once. Limiting the number of ads per page helps interested parties to keep an overview of the job offers.

Sorting of job offers

Manual sorting is set by default. If you prefer a different one, click in the field below the heading, and three options will appear in the drop-down menu: Alphabetically by job title, Manual (job offers are sorted as in the Job Offers module), By creation date.

Respected locations, Respected areas, Experience level filter

If you do not want to display all job offers in the list, but only certain locations, areas and/or experience levels, you can set the necessary filters here.

Plugin options

Page that shows a list of all job offers in the frontend

The teaser shows a selection of available positions and links to all open positions. To do this, you have to insert the page containing all job advertisements here. Click on the Page button or on the folder icon and select the career page from the menu that appears.

Page containing the application form

Add the Career or Unsolicited Application page here in the same way.

Respected locations

The teaser will only show the locations you select here. In the Available Items column, you see all the locations that have been created in your system. By left-clicking on a location, it immediately goes to the Selected Items column. To remove a selected object, click on it in the left-hand field (the object is then marked) and click on the trash can icon to the right outside the field (or between the two columns). With this action you move the object back to the right column.

Record Storage Page

In the data collection, add the page or folder that contains the job ads records.

Plugin options

Twitter Handle

Twitter Handle or username is the crucial information for a working Twitter stream. The username always starts with @. In contrast to the profile name, which can be assigned arbitrarily, the user name is unique. The profile name is always the first thing you see, below it you will find the Twitter handle, which you can recognize by the @ sign.

Exclude replies

If you want to display only tweets and no related responses in the stream, check this box. By default, none is set.

Include Retweets

Retweets are not activated when the plugin is created. If you also want to display retweets, activate the option by placing a check mark at this point. If retweets are displayed, it may happen that hardly any posts from the specified profile are displayed, but only retweets from other profiles.

Number of tweets to show

Limit the number of tweets displayed in the frontend. Five tweets are predefined, but you can change the number as required.

Display Twitter-Handles, Hashtags, and URLs as Hyperlinks

This is not activated in the standard settings. If you want to have links in the tweets, check this box.

Plugin options

Mode

Three modes are available. Try different options to get the best result.

• Show every content element on the current page as one tab each
• Show every subpage of this page one tab each
• Combined (show elements chosen below, one tab each)

Pages and content that shall be rendered as tabs

This is where you add the pages or individual contents that should be displayed as tabs. If you want to add a whole page as a tab, click the Page button below the white field or click the folder icon to the right of the field. To fill a tab with a content element, click the Page Content button or click the folder icon. When you click the icon, you can insert both pages and individual content items. If you use the buttons, you can select only pages or only content.

Overwrite tab titles

In this field you assign the tab titles. Separate the tab headings with a line break. You must enter one title per line. If a title is not to be overwritten, leave a blank line blank or fill it with DEFAULT. Empty lines at the beginning are ignored. So if you do not need to overwrite the first tab titles, but do need to overwrite the following ones, you must enter DEFAULT in the first line.

Enable Autoplay & Autoplay Interval

When Autoplay is enabled, the page automatically switches between tabs from left to right at the specified interval. When the last tab is reached, the animation starts again from the beginning. The default interval for automatic tab switching is specified in milliseconds and is 7000 milliseconds (7 seconds). If Auto-Play is deactivated, the specified interval is ignored.

Nothing needs to be set on the Plugin tab. The content element displayed in the frontend represents the configurations that you have made in the Tracking / Cookies module.