A Module can deliver features to the visitor-facing front end of your Zenario site. Such a module is called a "pluggable" module.
When you go to "Edit Slots" or to "Layout" in the admin toolbar, and then hover over a Slot on the web page, you can choose to insert a plugin from a pluggable module into this slot.
Here is how to write a Module that generates Plugins that can be put on web pages in this way.
If you want to add new functionality that visitors to your site will see, you will need to write a module that is "pluggable".
This example shows how to make a simple "Hello World" plugin.
It demonstrates how to write the showSlot() method to output text onto a page.
This example shows a more advanced version of the "Hello World" plugin.
It demonstrates how to write the init() method to change how a plugin is displayed, how to write a Twig framework, and how to make a Twig framework multilingual.
This example shows how to create a plugin setting, how to work with phrases to make a plugin multi-lingual, and how to give your module a revision number.
When the CMS creates a page and there are plugins in that page's slots, it processes the methods of those plugins' modules according to the following flow