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  • Norradundefined

    I’ve recently started looking into NodeBB as an option for a new forum that I want to start and I have to say that Sudonix is the best implementation I have come across so far.

    Would you mind sharing a list of all the plugins that you are using?

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  • Norradundefined Norrad

    I’ve recently started looking into NodeBB as an option for a new forum that I want to start and I have to say that Sudonix is the best implementation I have come across so far.

    Would you mind sharing a list of all the plugins that you are using?

    phenomlabundefined

    @Norrad Thanks for the kind words. Here’s the list of plugins that Sudonix uses.

            * @nodebb/nodebb-plugin-beep@1.1.2 (installed, enabled)
        * @nodebb/nodebb-plugin-reactions@2.2.1 (installed, enabled)
        * @nodebb/nodebb-plugin-reputation-rules@2.0.0 (installed, enabled)
        * @nodebb/nodebb-plugin-user-level@2.1.2 (installed, enabled)
        * @nodebb/nodebb-widget-board-stats@2.0.8 (installed, enabled)
        * nodebb-plugin-2factor@7.4.0 (installed, enabled)
        * nodebb-plugin-browsing-users@4.0.1 (installed, enabled)
        * nodebb-plugin-cards@0.4.0 (installed, enabled)
        * nodebb-plugin-composer-default@10.2.33 (installed, enabled)
        * nodebb-plugin-contact-page@1.3.0 (installed, enabled)
        * nodebb-plugin-custom-pages@2.1.0 (installed, enabled)
        * nodebb-plugin-customize@4.0.1 (installed, enabled)
        * nodebb-plugin-dbsearch@6.2.3 (installed, enabled)
        * nodebb-plugin-emoji@5.1.13 (installed, enabled)
        * nodebb-plugin-emoji-android@4.0.0 (installed, enabled)
        * nodebb-plugin-extended-markdown@2.0.1 (installed, enabled)
        * nodebb-plugin-gdpr@2.0.0 (installed, enabled)
        * nodebb-plugin-glossary@1.1.0 (installed, enabled)
        * nodebb-plugin-gravatar@4.0.0 (installed, enabled)
        * nodebb-plugin-markdown@12.2.6 (installed, enabled)
        * nodebb-plugin-mentions@4.4.0 (installed, enabled)
        * nodebb-plugin-ns-embed@6.0.0 (installed, enabled)
        * nodebb-plugin-ntfy@1.7.3 (installed, enabled)
        * nodebb-plugin-poll@3.1.2 (installed, enabled)
        * nodebb-plugin-question-and-answer@1.2.7 (installed, enabled)
        * nodebb-plugin-recent-cards@3.3.0 (installed, enabled)
        * nodebb-plugin-registration-notification@3.0.0 (installed, enabled)
        * nodebb-plugin-soundpack-default@3.0.0 (installed, enabled)
        * nodebb-plugin-spam-be-gone@2.2.1 (installed, enabled)
        * nodebb-plugin-sso-google@3.1.0 (installed, enabled)
        * nodebb-plugin-sso-twitter@3.1.0 (installed, enabled)
        * nodebb-plugin-tenor-gif@3.1.6 (installed, enabled)
        * nodebb-plugin-total-vote-count@1.4.0 (installed, enabled)
        * nodebb-rewards-essentials@1.0.0 (installed, enabled)
        * nodebb-theme-harmony@1.2.44 (installed, enabled)
        * nodebb-widget-essentials@7.0.15 (installed, enabled)

    Mark Cutting also advises organisations as a Fractional CIO, Fractional CISO and Executive Advisor, helping boards improve technology governance, cyber resilience and executive decision making. Learn more at Phenomlab Ltd

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  • phenomlabundefined phenomlab

    @Norrad Thanks for the kind words. Here’s the list of plugins that Sudonix uses.

            * @nodebb/nodebb-plugin-beep@1.1.2 (installed, enabled)
        * @nodebb/nodebb-plugin-reactions@2.2.1 (installed, enabled)
        * @nodebb/nodebb-plugin-reputation-rules@2.0.0 (installed, enabled)
        * @nodebb/nodebb-plugin-user-level@2.1.2 (installed, enabled)
        * @nodebb/nodebb-widget-board-stats@2.0.8 (installed, enabled)
        * nodebb-plugin-2factor@7.4.0 (installed, enabled)
        * nodebb-plugin-browsing-users@4.0.1 (installed, enabled)
        * nodebb-plugin-cards@0.4.0 (installed, enabled)
        * nodebb-plugin-composer-default@10.2.33 (installed, enabled)
        * nodebb-plugin-contact-page@1.3.0 (installed, enabled)
        * nodebb-plugin-custom-pages@2.1.0 (installed, enabled)
        * nodebb-plugin-customize@4.0.1 (installed, enabled)
        * nodebb-plugin-dbsearch@6.2.3 (installed, enabled)
        * nodebb-plugin-emoji@5.1.13 (installed, enabled)
        * nodebb-plugin-emoji-android@4.0.0 (installed, enabled)
        * nodebb-plugin-extended-markdown@2.0.1 (installed, enabled)
        * nodebb-plugin-gdpr@2.0.0 (installed, enabled)
        * nodebb-plugin-glossary@1.1.0 (installed, enabled)
        * nodebb-plugin-gravatar@4.0.0 (installed, enabled)
        * nodebb-plugin-markdown@12.2.6 (installed, enabled)
        * nodebb-plugin-mentions@4.4.0 (installed, enabled)
        * nodebb-plugin-ns-embed@6.0.0 (installed, enabled)
        * nodebb-plugin-ntfy@1.7.3 (installed, enabled)
        * nodebb-plugin-poll@3.1.2 (installed, enabled)
        * nodebb-plugin-question-and-answer@1.2.7 (installed, enabled)
        * nodebb-plugin-recent-cards@3.3.0 (installed, enabled)
        * nodebb-plugin-registration-notification@3.0.0 (installed, enabled)
        * nodebb-plugin-soundpack-default@3.0.0 (installed, enabled)
        * nodebb-plugin-spam-be-gone@2.2.1 (installed, enabled)
        * nodebb-plugin-sso-google@3.1.0 (installed, enabled)
        * nodebb-plugin-sso-twitter@3.1.0 (installed, enabled)
        * nodebb-plugin-tenor-gif@3.1.6 (installed, enabled)
        * nodebb-plugin-total-vote-count@1.4.0 (installed, enabled)
        * nodebb-rewards-essentials@1.0.0 (installed, enabled)
        * nodebb-theme-harmony@1.2.44 (installed, enabled)
        * nodebb-widget-essentials@7.0.15 (installed, enabled)
    Norradundefined

    @phenomlab Thanks a million for the list. I’m going to install them on a test nodeBB install and play around with them.

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  • Norradundefined Norrad

    @phenomlab Thanks a million for the list. I’m going to install them on a test nodeBB install and play around with them.

    phenomlabundefined

    @Norrad Are you looking for anything in particular? I only ask because Sudonix uses a number of custom functions which I wrote, but all are available on GitHub and fully supported here.

    Mark Cutting also advises organisations as a Fractional CIO, Fractional CISO and Executive Advisor, helping boards improve technology governance, cyber resilience and executive decision making. Learn more at Phenomlab Ltd

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  • Roki Anticundefined

    Hello here. I ve deleted Discourse Forum, and installed one NodeBB Forum. I ve learning yet and have quesitons. So, first question, how can I change Logo size, it s small by me’
    I see that this Persona Theme, but user Profile is from Harmony. How can I do that, if is complicated, than better not. I am not Profi IT.

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  • Roki Anticundefined Roki Antic

    Hello here. I ve deleted Discourse Forum, and installed one NodeBB Forum. I ve learning yet and have quesitons. So, first question, how can I change Logo size, it s small by me’
    I see that this Persona Theme, but user Profile is from Harmony. How can I do that, if is complicated, than better not. I am not Profi IT.

    phenomlabundefined

    @Roki-Antic Welcome! This site isn’t running Persona, but Harmony - a very heavily customised version at that. Do you have a URL where your site is currently located that is publicly accessible?

    Feel free to PM this info if you do not want to disclose here.

    Happy to help with any customisation needs.

    Mark Cutting also advises organisations as a Fractional CIO, Fractional CISO and Executive Advisor, helping boards improve technology governance, cyber resilience and executive decision making. Learn more at Phenomlab Ltd

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