The module displays a list of the top posters in a Kunena® forum. Features: The ability to restrict the list to the last n months or x days. List the top 10 posters (by default) or list fewer or more as you decide. Language: English (en-GB) but it is not difficult to translate the language strings into any other language that may be desired Requirements: Kunena 3.0, 4.0, 5.x

The module displays a list of topics in a Kunena® forum that (a) have been viewed the most number of times, or (b) that have the most posts/replies. Features: Select topics updated within the last n months or x days. Select topics that have been viewed the highest number of times (i.e. most hits) or have the highest number of replies (i.e. most posts) List the top 10 topics (by default) or list fewer or more as you decide. Language: English (en-GB) but it is not difficult to translate the output into any other language. Requirements: Kunena versions 3.0, 4.0 or 5.x

Do you run a blog site or a site with lots of articles? Would you like to attract your visitors to content that has been recently added/modified or the most "popular" content? With this simple plugin you can add additional tags to your Joomla articles: "new"/"updated", "hot" topics, "popular" topics, featured, archived, etc. Unlike similar plugins, this extension has accessibility in mind: the tags are contructed in plain text (and, yes, you can easily choose different captions if you prefer) displayed in Bootstrap-like button format. If you prefer, you can edit the CSS to style the output in any way you can imagine. Features: Tags are displayed as Bootstrap-like buttons Display recently-added/"new" tag with articles (from n days ago) Display recently-modified/"updated" tag with articles (from n days ago) Display "popular" tag with articles (based on article hits above a certain percentage quantile) Display most-hit/"hot" tag with articles (based on article hits above a certain percentage quantile) Display "featured" tag with articles (with link to other featured articles) Display category-name tag with articles (with link to other articles in the same category) Display "archived" tag with articles Define scope to include/exclude articles within a specified category or categories Define scope to display on single-article, blog or category views Define different selection criteria for popular and hot articles CSS file is included to allow different styling to buttons depending on the user's own requirements Latest release notes Problems with category scope restriction have been fixed with the release of v 1.0.1 Language English (en-GB) but it is not difficult to translate the output into any other language Acknowledgement: This extension is a fork of JExtBOX Article Status.

Visualise numerical data (e.g. percentage results) with a simple Javascript-driven donut chart. Install the module, create an instance (or multiple instances of it), assign it to a module position and a menu page (or pages) and see the results. Features: Default settings allow you to use it straight out of the box Customise with your own numerical value (between 0-100) Optionally add a % sign Optionally change the size of the display and size of font; further customising can be achieved by adding your own CSS rules to the module settings User-selectable colour Built-in "traffic-light" colour scheme to automatically display numbers in the following ranges 0-30 in red 30-60 in orange 60-90 in green 90+ in your own colour Acknowledgement: This extension uses some concepts and techniques developed by HighCharts.com.

This small module generates a barcode in Code 128 format containing the user ID of the currently logged-in user. The barcode contains the value UID:n (where n is the numeric ID of the logged-in user). The module can also display the human-readable translation of the barcode as well as the text value of the logged-in user's account; these settings can be changed if they do not suit your purposes. If the visitor to the site is not logged-in the module generates the string "Please login first" with a link to the site's login form. Note: the barcode generation is performed solely with PHP using a an open-source concept developed by Casper Bakker . The operation is not dependent on external resources.

The plugin removes the "Powered by Kunena" backlink (and credits page) that appears at the foot of a Kunena® forum . Features: When the plugin is enabled (and the credits are disabled), attempts to view the credits page will result in a "404 (page not found)" error Backlinks are completely removed: search engine crawlers will not discover links from your site to the Kunena website! Improves site security by removing evidence of what forum software you are using at your website. Requirements: Kunena versions 3.0, 4.0, 5.0 and 5.1