Section Monklets
Overview
Monklets are predefined code snippets that allow you to bring in other module content (sermons, events, etc.) into your pages. There are a few monklets that have been created that are placed in the content area of your full width sections.
You can use a monklet inside a section by placing your cursor in the content area, selecting Insert > Insert Monklet > "Desired Monklet".
Some monklets allow/require inline parameters to be passed to define items from a specific group, category, etc. http://help.monkcms.com/article/using-monklets/ and https://help.ekklesia360.com/article/using-inline-parameters/ provides details on using these parameters.
*NOTE - Monklets defined with "Section Monklet" in the title can be inserted in the page content area or the content area of a section. These are not intended for the sidebar.
Section Monklet - Featured Event and Section Monklet - Upcoming Event
Both of these show the most recent event. The Featured monklet displays the most recent published as featured. The "Section Monklet - Upcoming Event " also allows you to define a specific event by using the find_id inline parameter with the event id. To use the find_id you will first need to get the event id from the event by going to the event in the CMS. Once inside the event the url will have the id https://my.ekklesia360.com/Event/edit/1140541/ (eg. 1140541). This is the id you will use with the find_id.
Ex. {{section-monklet-upcoming-event|find_id="1140541"}}
Section Monklet - Featured Events (3) and Section Monklet - Featured Events (3) Filter
Both of these show the 3 most recent events published as featured. The monklet "Section Monklet - Featured Events (3) Filter" will also display a category filter if the find_category inline parameter is used. The category filter will display the child categories of the category used in this inline parameter.
*NOTE - For the filter to work you can only use a single category in the find_category parameter.
Section Monklet - Featured Posts (2) and Section Monklet - Recent Posts (2)
Both of these show the two most recent posts from a blog. The Featured monklet displays the most recent published as featured. The inline parameter name is required to define which blog to use.
Ex. {{section-monklet-featured-posts-2|name="blog"}}
Section Monklet - Featured Sermon and Section Monklet - Recent Sermon
Both of these show the most recent sermons The Featured monklet displays the most recent published as featured.
Section Monklet - Church Map
Displays address/map layout for each entry in the churches module (People > Churches)
Section Monklet - Button Row
This monklet uses a link list to display a row of links. First you will create a link list and assign a name, link and optional icon class. Once the link list is created you will go to the section, insert the monklet and use the find inline parameter.
A full list of available icons can be found at https://fontawesome.com/v4.7.0/icons/.
Once you find the icon you want to use, click that icon and copy the class to use in that icon class field. eg. Selecting the Facebook icon will yield the class "fa-facebook"
*NOTE - On the home page only the first button displays on smaller screens.
Home Monklet - Featured Events (3)
Similar to the other two event monklets, but is labeled "Home" as this displays the events vertically. This monklet can also be used on full width sections on interior sub pages. On mobile only the first event text displays.
Home Monklet - Featured Sermon
Similar to the other two sermon monklets, but is labeled "Home" as this displays the sermon vertically. This monklet can also be used on full width sections on interior sub pages.
Home Monklet - Featured Posts (2)
Similar to the other two event monklets, but is labeled "Home" as this displays the subscribe button. This monklet can also be used on full width sections on interior sub pages. On mobile only the first post text displays.
Gallery Monklet
The "Gallery Monklet" can be inserted into the content area of a page to display a specific photo gallery. After you insert the monklet you will use the find_gallery tag to define which gallery to use.