vs.jquerybookmarks
Integration of the jquery.bookmark plugin http://keith-wood.name/bookmark.html
Requirements
Plone 4.X
Installation
The standard Plone installation procedure applies (add vs.jquerybookmarks to your buildout configuration, re-run buildout and add install it within your Plone site).
Customizing
Out of the box vs.jquerybookmarks will display icons for all available services. The suggested approach to tailor down the services to your needs is to override/customize vs.jquerybookmarks/vs/jquerybooks/browser/viewlet.pt template using z3c.jbot inside your own policy package. Due to the huge number of supported services and formating options there will not be a through-the-web configuration option.
Code
Issue tracker
Licence
vs.jquerybookmarks is published under the GNU Public Licence V2 (GPL 2)
Changelog
0.1.5 (02.06.2012)
fixes
0.1.0 (12.05.2012)
Initial release
1 maintainer
Metadata
1 maintainer
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