Website development
This section contains information on creating your site using MODX. For new users, the introduction to template integration is a good place to start.
Plugins are PHP code that are run when Events are run. The MODX core contains many events that are fired at various points during parsing and interaction
Media sources are the locations where the files used on the site are stored. They can be located on the server, on another server, or even in cloud storage.
A static element is an element that gets its content from a file. When you edit it through the manager, the file will be updated. Similarly, when you edit
Templates typically contain HTML markup tags that define the layout and appearance of your site. When a document is requested, MODX loads the document
Chunks are small pieces of code that can be reused across multiple pages of a site. They function similarly to files or "blocks" in other content management systems.
Template variables are an important element of MODX that allows you to create flexible and powerful sites. They simplify the process of creating and managing
Snippets are the way MODX allows you to run dynamic PHP code on any of your pages. They can provide content such as menus, blog or news lists, search
What is a resource? A resource is a representation of a page in MODx. By default, MODx has 4 types of resources – documents, links, symbolic links, and files.
MODX elements are a catch-all term that includes templates, TV template variables, chunks, snippets, and plugins. Each of these elements is managed through
A guide to displaying and formatting dates (publishing, updating/editing resources, etc.) in MODX Revolution.
Filters in Revolution allow you to control how data in a tag is presented or analyzed. They allow you to change values within your templates.
Tags are MODX elements that allow you to call HTML or PHP code, text from a dictionary, or document variables. The syntax of tags is unified and they are