Widgets
Central has also created several widgets. View them below.
This block allows people to add connection opportunity requests on a single person in bulk, by specifying a single person and then selecting all the connection opportunities they want to sign up for. This is useful for entering data into Rock from connection cards.
This block consists of a header image and title that the user is able to customize in the block settings. This provides a way for users to change them without any coding experience. It is best used when paired with our custom Rock theme, Ulfberht. This is a lava block.
For those that want a bit more functionality in viewing their followed registrations, this block enables viewing the number of registrants as well as the number of people that have selected different single-select and multi-select registration form options.
For those that want a bit more organization to the 'Following Groups' panel on their account page, this block displays groups that the user is following, sorted by group type and campus. This is a lava block.
If you feel the default Login block is too unwieldy, or too restrictive, and you want to customize the login bar in Rock, this is a handy little Lava block that lets you do so, by being nearly entirely lava.
This block displays images from a twitter and instagram feed in a photo grid format. You can dictate the photo size, and how many are in the grid. Helpful for showing what the church has been doing to those who are social-media inclined!
This is a block that allows users to easily upload photos to the website and display them. It can display photos in either a slideshow or gallery format. Use it for a variety of uses: A photo gallery detailing the latest community event, a single-image sidebar whatnot showing pics from the latest sermon, and anything else you need.
Calendars for desktops are great on desktops. On mobile, however, they're often iffy, and when a large part of your audience is using mobile to view your website, that can be a problem. This block takes the calendar from the new 4.0 updates and gears it towards mobile users, throwing up a modal listing the events for a day that has been clicked. This is a lava block.
Rock's search bar is great, but for your external website you need something that searches through your website content. This is a block that uses a running OpenSearchServer server to display results of search queries on your website pages. This is a lava block.
The documentation for this package is included in the plugin's Assets folder, and can be viewed or downloaded from the plugin's demo page under Admin Tools > Power Tools.
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This is a custom twitter block to display tweets from a single user. It allows the user to customize the look and feel of the tweets shown, in order to better match the website. This is a lava block.
Sometimes you just need to put the power of photography into the hands of your leaders. If logged in and authorized, the block allows a photo to be taken on a device with a camera (tested devices listed below), and uploaded to a person's profile in Rock. Our involvement team uses it to take pictures of all volunteers.
###Tested On
Because it uses the newish power of HTML5, many devices do not work yet. Here are the devices we've tested:
| Device | Status |
|---|---|
| Dell Venue8 Android 4.4.4 (Chrome) | ☑️ |
| OnePlus with Android 5.1 (Chrome) | ❌ |
| Samsung Galaxy S5 with Android 5.0 (Chrome) | ☑️ |
NOTE: Devices with ❌ have been tested and do NOT work.