Widgets

Some of the fancier and more common CMS widgets are shown in this area, to show how they work and help test they still work in new CMS installations and product releases.

Note that custom widgets can easily be created by the site developer, to do just about anything.

A widget to take you to the articles.
One of the most popular widgets of all time. Can you guess what the example countdown is ticking down to?
The Facebook feed widget lets you show a Facebook wall on a page with various display options.
People seem to love flipbooks... Show a PDF in a nice magazine-like online reading interface.
Count the number of responses in form submissions that match a combination of rules defined by a simple query language. Great for creating simple dashboard reports and infographics.
Display selected values from a particular form field in a simple bar graph, optionally spanning multiple forms.
Count the number of responses in form submissions that match a certain value. Great for creating simple dashboard reports and infographics.
The Google Map widget and the Locations Map are actually the same thing at the moment, but this page shows a lighter implementation of the widget that doesn't require additional map point data.
The Instagram feed widget takes some effort to set up because Instagram makes things hard, but the outcome is a lovely gallery of images to display on your site.
Show an interactive map with an optional collection of map points that can have their own rich info windows attached, and organise map points into regions that can be zoomed / panned to using a map navigation menu. Currently supports Google Maps.
Displays a simple bar graph with specified labels and values.
A clickable list of pages in the site or a sub section of the site.
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