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This addon add a portlet which let you use the power of oembed. The portlet wait for an URL (required), maxwidth&maxheight (optional) and some display related options (same as static portlet) This addon use collective.oembed oembed consumer so supported services are the same. portlet add/edit form header (TEXT) remote_url (URI) maxwidth (INT) maxheight (INT) omit_boder (BOOL) footer (TEXT) more_url (URI) Extra feature: Use jquery oembedall for rendering This addon use by default collective.oembed to render the portlet. It means HTML code is generated server side. This can be achieved using javascript. You can install collective.js.oembedall and set the 'collective.portlet.oebmed.rendering' configuration registry's record to 'collective.js.oembedall'
Portlets which can optionally include or exclude content from subsites, as provided by collective.lineages Child Folder. The portlets filter out subsite paths via the use of Products.AdvancedQuery, which ships with Plone 3.x These portlets require that collective.lineages be installed in your Plone site. Currently, the following portlets are included in this package: - Recent Items - News - Events - Search - Review
collective.prettydate is a package that helps developers to solve some usability issues associated with the utilization of absolute date formating on sites used among different timezones. When a date is printed as "01/02/2012" it could represent "February 1" or "January 2", depending on the format used. Also, if the site is located on a different timezone, it could take you to situations when today's date is printed as yesterday, or tomorrow's date. collective.prettydate represents a date on a relative format so it would be displayed as "4 hours ago", "yesterday" or "last week", which is easier to read and understand for most people. This feature is really nice for news sites or sites with upcoming events.
prettySociable is a jQuery plugin that tries to make sharing fun while being easy to use. It was inspired by the sharing on mashable.com. While ShareThis and AddThis provides a very useful piece code that allow users to share basically anything everywhere, their solution is not the prettiest nor the easiest to use. prettySociable simply asks the user to drag the items he wants to share onto the website he wants to send it to. The code is fully customizable, either from the CSS, or through custom settings you can set upon initialization. The original implementation can be found here: http://www.no-margin-for-errors.com/projects/prettysociable-mashable-like-sharing/ 'collective.prettysociable' is an integration of prettySociable for Plone. The following sharing services are available (see configuration to disable services): * Facebook * Twitter * Delicious * Digg * LinkedIn * Reddit * StumbleUpon * tumblr