Extensions Directory
Extensions are installable packages which give CiviCRM new functionality, and this directory provides a centralized list of extensions which the CiviCRM community has created. This listing displays CiviCRM extensions that work on all Content Management Systems (CMS).
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Bootstrap3 theme for CiviCRM, actively maintained Shoreditch fork that supports all CMS variants, including CiviCRM Standalone.
Lightweight theme for the CiviCRM admin interface. It is no longer actively supported and has been replaced by RiverLea: HackneyBrook.
This extension uses the cssin library (https://github.com/djfm/cssin) to convert style sheet links to inline css. This is important for content that is going to a gmail account to render correctly. Also, it makes it easier to see the same thing in your browser as the final email.
Theme architecture for CiviCRM that separates visual/UI CSS from structural CSS using CSS variables. Installing it provides you with four subthemes or 'Streams':
- Minetta, named after the river that runs under Greenwich, NYC, based on Civi's default 'Greenwich' theme.
- Walbrook, named after the river that runs under Shoreditch, London. It is based on Shoreditch/TheIsland theme.
- Hackney, named after the river that runs under Finsbury Park, based on Finsbury Park theme.
- Thames, named after the river that runs close to Artful Robot HQ, based on their Aah theme.
- Minetta, named after the river that runs under Greenwich, NYC, based on Civi's default 'Greenwich' theme.
- Walbrook, named after the river that runs under Shoreditch, London. It is based on Shoreditch/TheIsland theme.
- Hackney, named after the river that runs under Finsbury Park, based on Finsbury Park theme.
- Thames, named after the river that runs close to Artful Robot HQ, based on their Aah theme.
Unofficial extension to support the Shoreditch CiviCRM theme on WordPress.
This provides a simple, modern theme for CiviCRM (based on the theme supplied in CiviCRM Admin Utilities for Wordpress).
If you theme is already based on boostrap, civisualize works fine out of the box.
If you don't, enable this extension that will add the missing stylesheets so the default datavisualisations look better
If you don't, enable this extension that will add the missing stylesheets so the default datavisualisations look better
This provides a page with copies of HTML snippets in use throughout CiviCRM. e.g. (at least pre 5.31) buttons were coded in many different ways; this extension has a copy of each type of button on one page so you can check if your theme renders them nicely. This was originally part of Artful Robot's "Aah" theme, but it was suggested that this be extracted.
This is a front-end theme with three-purposes:
- stops Bootstrap3 from loading on FormBuilder & SearchKit pages (by overwriting with a blank file). This is useful if you have a Bootstrap theme in your front-end that's trying to do things differently and there's clashes.
- removes most of CiviCRM's CSS beyond a few essential bits.
- uses CSS variables to style those 'essential bits' with goal of making it quick to style CiviCRM elements (buttons, input boxes, tables, etc) to match your front-end theme.
NB - this is a work-in-progress, tested only on the few specific front-end pages I needed it for. Please use at your own risk (and feel free to PR more 'essentials bits').
- stops Bootstrap3 from loading on FormBuilder & SearchKit pages (by overwriting with a blank file). This is useful if you have a Bootstrap theme in your front-end that's trying to do things differently and there's clashes.
- removes most of CiviCRM's CSS beyond a few essential bits.
- uses CSS variables to style those 'essential bits' with goal of making it quick to style CiviCRM elements (buttons, input boxes, tables, etc) to match your front-end theme.
NB - this is a work-in-progress, tested only on the few specific front-end pages I needed it for. Please use at your own risk (and feel free to PR more 'essentials bits').
