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Summary | A Discourse plugin that extends the Tag Intersections interface to provide an improved experience for navigating combinations of tags |
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Repository Link | https://github.com/merefield/discourse-tag-intersection-navigator |
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Install Guide | How to install plugins in Discourse |
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Sponsorship | Please consider becoming an ongoing sponsor of my open source work at a level that suits your or your organisation’s resources and needs to ensure this plugin gets the maintenance it deserves and continues to work for your site in the future. |
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Features
Enhances the existing Tag Intersections capability to:
- Allow it to be empty or used with just one tag
- This makes for a more user friendly and flexible user experience, allowing you to drill in and out of a combination of tags
- Support for different filters instead of just Latest.
- Provide a way to make it the default on your desktop Homepage
Important
you must not use the word “everything” as a tag on your instance.
Settings
Three are just four settings:
- to enable the plugin
- determine which string is used to describe “everything” in the routing - I advise you don’t change this, but you can experiment with alternative options. You must avoid using the same string as a tag
- to make the interface the Homepage for desktop (default OFF)
- include a community link in sidebar/header dropdown (default ON)
Limitations/A Roadmap?
- It is relatively new and experimental, you may find issues.
- The interface is not offered on mobile.
- Like core intersections, does not work with a combo of Category - but this continues to fall back to the Category/Tag interface.
- There are no Topic counts on the navigation tabs and their
visibility/availability is presently not determined by availability of the corresponding topic list population count. - Not all filters are available.
Credits
Great thanks to its sponsor, @pensarfrentealtiempo