Modules¶
Zotonic comes with a considerable number of modules that add functionality to your website. This section describes all of them. To use a module, you need to activate it first. Some modules come with configuration parameters that you can influence the module’s behaviour with.
- mod_acl_mock
- mod_acl_user_groups
- mod_admin
- mod_admin_category
- mod_admin_config
- mod_admin_frontend
- mod_admin_identity
- mod_admin_merge
- mod_admin_modules
- mod_admin_predicate
- mod_admin_statistics
- mod_artwork
- mod_authentication
- mod_backup
- mod_base
- mod_base_site
- mod_bootstrap
- mod_comment
- mod_contact
- mod_content_groups
- mod_cron
- mod_custom_redirect
- mod_development
- mod_editor_tinymce
- mod_email_dkim
- mod_email_receive
- mod_email_relay
- mod_email_status
- mod_export
- mod_facebook
- mod_filestore
- mod_import_csv
- mod_import_wordpress
- mod_instagram
- mod_l10n
- mod_linkedin
- mod_logging
- mod_mailinglist
- mod_media_exif
- mod_menu
- mod_mqtt
- mod_oauth2
- mod_oembed
- mod_search
- mod_seo
- mod_seo_sitemap
- mod_signup
- mod_ssl_ca
- mod_ssl_letsencrypt
- mod_survey
- mod_tkvstore
- mod_translation
- mod_twitter
- mod_video
- mod_video_embed
- mod_wires
- mod_zotonic_site_management
- mod_zotonic_statistics
- mod_zotonic_status_vcs
Looking for more modules?
Check out the Zotonic Module Index, an index with additional user-contributed modules which are not part of the core Zotonic distribution.