Kirby Modules 2.4.1

I added a command for the Kirby CLI: make:module 🎉

Full Changelog: 2.4.0...2.4.1

Kirby Modules 2.4.0

In this release I added two new features 🎉

• There's a new option medienbaecker.modules.exclude that lets you exclude certain modules from the "Add page" modal.
• Every module blueprint now automatically gets the navigation option that lets you navigate between modules with the arrows.

The exclude option is very handy when it comes to modules like a hero. Combined with a sort: false option you can make sure there's only one hero module and it can't be moved.

Kirby Modules 2.3.1

In this release I added the version number to the composer.json

Kirby Modules 2.3.0

Features:

• Kirby 3.7 compatibility for the redirect field
• Inline layout with a new plugin: https://github.com/hananils/kirby-modules-inline
• Hidden modules container in the breadcrumb

Thanks @nilshoerrmann for the contribution.

Full Changelog: 2.2.3...2.3.0

Kirby Modules 2.2.3

This release will fix #31 once :has() support has landed in modern browsers.

Kirby Modules 2.2.2

@schnti noticed an issue with Kirby 3.6 and modules sections in site.yml. This release should fix the error.

Kirby Modules 2.2.1

This release makes sure the plugin is compatible with the upcoming 3.6.0 release of Kirby.

Kirby Modules 2.2.0

Thanks to @pedroborges you can now use the modules() method in two different ways:

1. Iterate over the modules collection

<?php foreach($page->modules() as $module): ?>
<!-- Do something with the module -->
<?php endforeach ?>

2. Return all the modules like you can also do with renderModules()

<?= $page->modules() ?>

2.1.1

I added an empty array as a fallback for the modules() method. This way pages without a modules container don't throw an error.

2.1.0

New Features:

• new renderModule() method for rendering a single module
• new modules() method for returning the modules of a page
• Modules without a template (yet) will now be available in the panel