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By default, Pages databases work best for articles. This template sets puts the Record Image field front and center. As a result, Pages categories can now be turned into beautiful & minimalistic galleries, where each record represents one image (with a title and description). All Pages functionalities like comments, ratings, reviews and custom fields are also available. The original idea was to create a template set for online art exhibitions, but the template set has a wide range of possible uses. Any kind of content centered around images can be improved by this plugin: How-to guides using images. A travel blog. A designer’s portfolio … This product is not meant to replace the Gallery app. It’s a way to create galleries as part of the editorial content on your website. The record display view has 3 possible layouts which can be applied automatically: portrait image, landscape image and “no image”. The latter creates a center column with content from the editor field, which can be used for an introduction, chapter dividers and so on. A bonus feature is limiting the number entries guests can view (starting from the first record in a category). This can be used to encourage guests to register. What’s required: The Pages application with access to Pages Databases What’s included: A category index template (with support for Pages Category Image) A listing template A record display template A plugin with settings (see below) Detailed feature description: Global settings: Item background: dark or IPS default box Limit number of entries guests can see. Yes/No Number of entries a guest can see Listing settings: Thumbnail fill type: contain or enlarge to fill Use black&white effect Display settings: Image column aspect ratio: portrait only, landscape only, dynamic (based on the image) Allow Lightbox Yes/No Show creator on record view Show creation time on record view Use image effects (shadow/rounded corners) Notes: The templates can be used for multiple Pages databases, but the plugin settings will apply to all databases at once. The ordering comes from the Pages database ordering settings, as with any Pages database. There is no drag-and-drop ordering of the images. For ordering, a stock field like record ID or title can be used or a custom ordering field can be created. However, the ordering field needs to contain unique values. Fields like “rating” or “views” cannot be used.

This plugin adds two widgets to your website, which improve the core widgets “Who is online” and “Recently Browsing” through a new design. The members are not only shown with their username, but also with their avatar. Available global settings: Widget background: normal or light Maximum number of avatar images to show Notes: Works with any installation of the Invision Community as it is based on core widgets. Access permissions are respected. If member profiles cannot be accessed by guests for example, the profile links will also be suppressed for the avatars. Caching works just as with the original core widgets. With longer caching times for blocks, the Recently Browsing widget might not work well, as it will not show the data in real time.

Tags and IPS’ Similar Content widget are a powerful way to provide helpful additional content on a page and to increase the page view count, since there are always more related entries suggested. Unfortunately, the stock version of the Similar Content widget is rather dull. This plugin takes the Similar Content widget to a new level. It retrieves images from the entries (where available) and it also shows the entry’s container name so your users understand where they will be taken before clicking on the entry. Additional settings (listed below) give admins more control over the content of the widget. Directly Supported Content Types: Pages records Forum topics Download files Gallery images Calendar events Settings: Show/Hide entry author Show/Hide text preview Show/Hide forum images Show/Hide calendar images Widget background: “Area Background” or “Area Background Light” Notes: The plugin only changes the look of the entries. It doesn’t influence which entries are shown or how they are ordered.

SuperVote is a Pages listing template to add a thumbs-up/thumbs-down functionality to create engaging voting databases like ranker.com. While Pages databases already have a rating functionality, each record needs to be opened first and a rating value between 1 and 5 has to be chosen. With SuperVote, voting gets much easier and you will get a lot more votes. What’s needed: Invision Community 4.5 with the Pages application You should be familiar with setting up Pages databases How it works: Under the hood, SuperVote uses the regular voting system of Pages. A thumbs-up click will save a 5-star rating; a thumbs-down click represents 1 star. Because SuperVote uses the standard voting system, you can easily add the template to existing databases and also remove it at any time without loosing any data. Users are also still able to leave 2-, 3- or 4-star ratings on the record view page (A dedicated record view template might come later if requested). Each entry in the listing view is represented by the record title and the record image (if available). You can also add additional custom fields to the listing view. The listing entries link to a full record view page as usual. The amount of information shown on mobile phones can be controlled through the plugin settings. Settings/Features: Record image aspect ratio narrow normal wide Show record image on phone view Show meta information on phone view Show guest rating buttons on phone view Downvote BG color Upvote BG color Voted icon color Limit downvoting for new accounts Notes: Voting is limited to registered members as with any Pages database. The template can be added to an unlimited number of databases or database categories, but the plugin settings will apply to all uses at the same time. The listing page doesn’t offer moderation options (like mass-move, mass-delete). These type of functions have to be performed from the ACP.

SuperTimeline is a carefully crafted listing template for Pages databases. As the name suggests, it allows you to show Pages records as a timeline. The template is fully responsive, supports left-to-right or right-to-left websites and comes with lots of options for granular control of what is shown in the listing template. The template has 3 modes: Mode 1 will show the database order field next to the entry. Perfect for entries representing events that happened on a specific day. Mode 2 shows the database order field above the entry and it will group multiple entries with the same value. (For example: you can group entries which belong to a certain year or month.) Mode 3 hides the order field. What’s required: Invision Community 4.x with the Pages application and access to Pages Databases. List of Features: Set Mode Feature Single Entries Group Entries No highlighting Render time/dates If your order field is a timestamp, you need to turn this on to show it as a date. Alternatively, you can also use other custom fields as order fields, e.g. a number field for years, months or combinations of the two . Record image size small, medium or large RTL mode What to show in each card Show record creator Show creation time Show comment count Show view count Show rating/review stars Show truncated content field Show meta fields inline or on one line each Override theme colors? Grouping badge background (mode 2) Grouping badge text color (mode 2) Timeline color Entry dot color Feature text (mode 1)

Users can simply copy any song link from Apple Music and paste it in the editor. The plugin will turn the link into a native player. Album example: Song example:

Pages SuperDirectory is a set of Pages templates to create directory sections on your site using Pages databases. Use the full power of Pages combined with a beautiful and engaging template set. You can create any type of directory: Job boards, company directories, links from your field, developers on your site … whatever you want! Check out the live demo! What’s needed: Pages application with access to Pages Databases You should be familiar with setting up Pages database. Your Pages database should use multiple categories and the record image. What is included: A Pages template set for the views: record listing, category listing and record view A settings plugin to customize the directory databases detailed installation instructions as PDF Detailed Feature Description: All featured ordered by template view: General: User Mode. Choose to either feature the record image (default) or the creator avatar (for a directory of members on your site.) Header background color Header foreground color Header background opacity Support for category images using the Category Images app by All Astronauts Category View: Show search form (Yes/No) “Add Record” button on homepage (Yes/No) Use custom header image (linked file as URL) Set custom image as OG:image to make your directory homepage look good on Social Media (Yes/No) FontAwesome record icon (shows next to the record count) Number of category columns (1/2/3) Show sidebar on index (Yes/No) Listing View: Number of record columns (1/2/3/4/6) Show record creator (Yes/No) Show record stats (Yes/No) Show reviews/ratings (Yes/No) Show sidebar on listing view (Yes/No) Show moderation checkboxes (Yes/No) Record View: Show record stats (Yes/No) Show reviews/ratings (Yes/No) Show creation time (Yes/No) Show record creator (Yes/No) Show follow button (Yes/No) Show tags (Yes/No) Show creator contact button to create an on-site private message (Yes/No) Show sidebar on record view (Yes/No) Special features: Turn an image upload field in a mini gallery: Activate the User Mode to create a directory of community members with an option to contact them: