How to use Content Plugin on Joomla Page Builder
Joomla Page Builder became popular because of its wide range of features and ease of use. Currently, there are many providers of this extension, such as:
- YOOthemes Pro
- T4 Page Builder (Joomlart)
- SP Page Builder (JoomlaShaper)
The disadvantage of Page Builder is that it cannot use Content Plugins. However, the number of extensions using Content Plugin on JED is very large. This article will guide you to use this feature on Page Builder.
In the list of Joomla Default Modules, you will find Custom Modules. From administrator page, GOTO Extensions > Modules > New > Custom.
Here, you will see the Editor that allows you to embed the code snippets of the Content Plugin.
Example with Simple Image Gallery (Joomlaworks), I will insert the code below to display the gallery in the images/myphotos folder:
{gallery}images/myphotos{/gallery}
After inserting this code, switch to the Options tab, turn on the Prepare Content feature. Don't forget to publish this module before saving.
You know that Page Builder supports a lot of Wigets, including the Joomla Module. Now, we will use this feature to insert the newly created module. Once added, try reloading the page and see the results. Goodluck!
We are using JMP File Manager version 1.3.3 on our Joomla 6.1.1 website and need your assistance with configuring folder-level access restrictions.
Requirement:
We want users assigned to the TeamMarketing user group to access only the docs folder. They should not be able to view or access other directories, such as administrator, components, images, modules, and other folders in the Joomla root directory.
Current Configuration:
Joomla Version: 6.1.1
JMP File Manager Version: 1.3.3
Configured Path: .
Advanced Permissions:
[TeamMarketing]docs
[Editor]docs
The TeamMarketing user is assigned to the TeamMarketing group, and the TeamMarketing group is nested under the Publisher group in our Joomla user-group hierarchy.
However, after saving the configuration and logging in as the TeamMarketing user, the file manager still displays the entire Joomla root directory and its folders instead of restricting access to the docs folder.
We have also reviewed the component permissions in Joomla Global Configuration, but the folder-level restriction is still not working as expected.
Could you please clarify the following?
Is our current Advanced Permissions syntax correct for JMP File Manager version 1.3.3?
How should we configure the component to allow the TeamMarketing group to access only the docs folder?
Does the component support restricting the root directory and hiding all other folders based on Joomla user groups?
Are there any additional settings, permission rules, or code changes required to achieve this functionality?
We can provide screenshots of our current configuration and the issue for further investigation.
We would appreciate your guidance on the correct configuration or a recommended fix.
Thank you for your support.
Best regards,
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