Setup
After the Everyboard plugin has been activated a new menu item will appear in the WordPress admin menu. A board in itself does not do much. It has to be connected to a page for example, before it will be rendered on the site.
Boards and pages
The page in itself is just a standard WordPress page, when a board is connected to the page it will be rendered in place of the page content. Technically the Everyboard plugin hijacks the "the_content" filter and renders its HTML there.
Board Settings
Setting | Description |
Rendering framework | Choose framework to use when rendering the board, this determines number of columns and CSS classes used. Naviga themes use Bootstrap 4. |
OC List | If OC List should be active or not. |
Custom CSS classes | Add custom CSS classes that can be used on row, column, article and widget types in the boards. |
Templates | Select article teaser template layouts that should be available for usage. |
| If Everylist should be active or not. |
OC List Settings
Setting | Description |
List query | This option allows users to filter the lists they want to be available in Boards. There might be a specific type of lists that should be used by the sites. Default: "*:*" |
Published property | Select the property that determines if the article is published or not. Example: "Published" |
Article relation property | Set the relation property to be used when fetching article data for the list. Example: "Articles" |
Notifier | Set up a notifier listener for the lists, they require a separate listener from the article listener. |
List Settings (deprecated)
Setting | Description |
Published value | Set the property and it's value that says that the article is published. |
Active items | Max amount of items that the list should be able to have active. |
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