Add-ons
Add-ons that run on ExpressionEngine 3, are compatible with Low Variables, are Editors Picks and are sorted by Edit Date.
8 results
- tags: captcha, honeypot, honeepot, invisible, hidden, spam, antispam, registration, group members, registration form, snaptcha, form, protect
Editor's Pick
Each month the devot:ee staff picks an add-on that's especially well thought out, well built, and useful. They're add-ons that we love and think you will too!
Snaptcha was chosen in October 2013.
Snaptcha
Snaptcha was chosen in October 2013.
Brian Litzinger
ExpressionEngine 2, ExpressionEngine 3, ExpressionEngine 4, ExpressionEngine 5, ExpressionEngine 6
Snaptcha is an invisible captcha and will be the last time you will ever have to think about protecting your forms from spam bots.
Updated January 6, 2023, 7:13 am.
- 20 Reviews
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- 84 Favs
- tags: multiple relationships, multiple, relationships, playa, multi-relational, custom ordering, relational, fieldtype, custom field, relationship, eeharbor
Editor's Pick
Each month the devot:ee staff picks an add-on that's especially well thought out, well built, and useful. They're add-ons that we love and think you will too!
Playa was chosen in May 2013.
Playa
Playa was chosen in May 2013.
Tom Jaeger (EE Harbor)
ExpressionEngine 2, ExpressionEngine 3, ExpressionEngine 4, ExpressionEngine 5, ExpressionEngine 6
EE packs a powerful mechanism for relating entries to one another. But when the built-in implementation shows its seams, Playa takes it to the next level.
Updated February 15, 2022, 4:23 pm.
- 17 Reviews
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- 235 Favs
- tags: ff, table, tabular, spreadsheet, data, matrix, fieldframe, fieldtype, fields, eeharbor
Editor's Pick
Each month the devot:ee staff picks an add-on that's especially well thought out, well built, and useful. They're add-ons that we love and think you will too!
Matrix was chosen in March 2013.
Matrix
Matrix was chosen in March 2013.
Tom Jaeger (EE Harbor)
ExpressionEngine 2, ExpressionEngine 3, ExpressionEngine 4, ExpressionEngine 5, ExpressionEngine 6
There are times when it doesn’t make sense to confine your content to a limited number of static fields. Let your content break free with Matrix.
Updated February 15, 2022, 4:23 pm.
- 23 Reviews
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- 275 Favs
- tags: variable types, user defined global variables, snippets, global variables, variables, global content, early parsed variables, low variables, site wide variables
Editor's Pick
Each month the devot:ee staff picks an add-on that's especially well thought out, well built, and useful. They're add-ons that we love and think you will too!
Low Variables was chosen in November 2012.
Low Variables
Low Variables was chosen in November 2012.
Tom Jaeger (EE Harbor)
ExpressionEngine 1.x, ExpressionEngine 2, ExpressionEngine 3, ExpressionEngine 4, ExpressionEngine 5, ExpressionEngine 6
Low Variables lets you manage Global Variables and Snippets in one place. It comes with a plethora of useful features like saving variables as files; labeling, grouping and sorting variables; hiding variables from content editors; and best of all: variable types.
Updated February 15, 2022, 4:22 pm.
- 24 Reviews
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- 157 Favs
- tags: folders, subfolders, subdirectories, directories, assets, management, files, file, images, file upload, asset manager
Editor's Pick
Each month the devot:ee staff picks an add-on that's especially well thought out, well built, and useful. They're add-ons that we love and think you will too!
Assets was chosen in November 2013.
Assets
Assets was chosen in November 2013.
Tom Jaeger (EE Harbor)
ExpressionEngine 2, ExpressionEngine 3, ExpressionEngine 4, ExpressionEngine 5, ExpressionEngine 6
At last, managing your files is just as powerful and elegant as managing the rest of your content in ExpressionEngine.
Updated February 15, 2022, 4:19 pm.
- 14 Reviews
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- 112 Favs
- tags: variables, optimization, template, partials, snippets, caching, embed, pagination, list, stash, templates, code, text, snippet
Editor's Pick
Each month the devot:ee staff picks an add-on that's especially well thought out, well built, and useful. They're add-ons that we love and think you will too!
Stash was chosen in December 2012.
Stash
Stash was chosen in December 2012.
Mark Croxton
ExpressionEngine 2, ExpressionEngine 3, ExpressionEngine 4, ExpressionEngine 5, ExpressionEngine 6
Supercharged templating for ExpressionEngine.
Updated May 8, 2021, 9:52 am.
- 21 Reviews
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- 198 Favs
- tags: image, img, images, ce image, ce_img, thumbnail, resize, crop, watermark, text watermark, png, jpg, image sizer, image resizer, gif, external image, remote image, blur, compress jpg, flip, rotate, rounded corners, sharpen, ascii art, average color, border, color palette, reflection, sepia, blend mode
Editor's Pick
Each month the devot:ee staff picks an add-on that's especially well thought out, well built, and useful. They're add-ons that we love and think you will too!
CE Image was chosen in January 2013.
CE Image
CE Image was chosen in January 2013.
Causing Effect (Aaron Waldon)
ExpressionEngine 1.x, ExpressionEngine 2, ExpressionEngine 3
CE Image is an ExpressionEngine plugin that makes powerful image manipulation easy. You can control how images are cropped, resize images to be constrained by one or both dimensions, apply watermarks at different sizes, round corners, rotate, use stackable dynamic image filters (yeah, like Photoshop filters without Photoshop), manipulate multiple images at one time in HTML content, and more...
Updated June 19, 2017, 3:46 pm.
- 49 Reviews
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- 232 Favs
- tags: performance, cache, memcached, apc, speed, db, database, memcache, file, caching, redis, pixie dust, static, fragment, templates, ce cache, sqlite, apcu, fast
Editor's Pick
Each month the devot:ee staff picks an add-on that's especially well thought out, well built, and useful. They're add-ons that we love and think you will too!
CE Cache was chosen in April 2012.
CE Cache
CE Cache was chosen in April 2012.
Causing Effect (Aaron Waldon)
ExpressionEngine 2, ExpressionEngine 3
CE Cache allows you to store and retrieve parts of your templates (fragment caching via file-based caching, database, APC, Redis, Memcache or Memcached) or full-page static caching. Since much of the heavy lifting doesn't have to be run on every page-load, your performance increases can be astonishing. With fragment caching, you can also escape any parts of your cached code, so they remain dynamic (like logged_in conditionals for example). This enables you to enjoy the speed increases without sacrificing usability or functionality where you need it.
Updated May 3, 2017, 7:17 pm.
- 37 Reviews
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- 105 Favs
