A/B Testing with Kirby
Category: extensions
Learn how this plugin helps you to test content variants or design options on different user groups
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Load more with Ajax
Category: ajax
Learn how to add a load more button to your pages to append data via Ajax.
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Structuring content with fields
Category: content structure
Use Kirby's power of custom fields to structure your content in a most flexible way
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Art-directed blog posts
Category: design
Add custom CSS and javascript to style individual pages without the need for additional templates
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How to build an asset firewall
Category: security
Protect your private pages' assets from being accessible to unauthorised visitors.
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Authentication
Category: security
Learn how to use Kirby's authentication system to build login-protected pages
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How to add authors to your articles
Category: content structure
Create an author system for your blog posts. Also useful for other pages you want to tie to a person.
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Creating a Kirby-powered blog
Category: website structure
Learn how to setup your perfect blog system with tags, comments, feeds and more.
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Columns in Kirbytext
Category: extensions
Learn how you can add columns to your textarea fields with this Kirbytag.
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Disqus Comments
Category: extensions
Disqus is a third party comment system. Learn how to integrate it into your Kirby project.
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Creating pages from frontend
Category: content structure
Create new pages from user input on the front end, e.g. for an event registration.
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Custom meta tags
Category: SEO
Learn how to add custom meta descriptions or keywords to your website.
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Custom post-types
Category: templating
Learn how to create different templates for different kinds of content
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Connecting Kirby to a database
Category: database
Need to organize data in database? Learn how to do that easily with Kirby.
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Working with dates
Category: content structure
Learn how to use date fields in your content files and output different date formats
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Basic error hunting & prevention
Category: PHP
When developing a Kirby website, debugging helps identify errors more easily. This recipe collects some basic tips.
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Using Capistrano to deploy Kirby
Category: deployment
Learn how to set up Capistrano for worry-free deployments.
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How-To: Downloads & Voices section
Category: content structure
Learn how the Downloads & Voices section of the getkirby.com website is built
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Dropbox Sync
Category: deployment
Learn how to setup Dropbox Sync for your Kirby site (VPS or dedicated server required).
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Filtering Compendium
Category: searching & filtering
Learn how to filter pages, files and users with Kirby's extensive filtering methods
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Fun with loops
Category: templating
Foreach loops are control structures that you can use in many contexts. Learn how.
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Handling images in Kirby
Category: content structure
Learn how to add images in the Panel and to fetch them in your templates
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Generating JSON with Kirby
Learn how to create a JSON API that can be consumed by other applications.
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Kirby <3 CDN
Category: performance
Improve the performance of your website with the Kirby CDN plugin
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Kirby Meets Masonry
Category: extensions
Learn how easy it is to integrate the Masonry jQuery plugin into your Kirby powered website.
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Multilanguage secrets
Category: languages
Get the most out of your multilanguage Kirby site using advanced features
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One-pager
Category: content structure
One-pager sites are a perfect solution for many small companies or simple portfolios. Learn how to build them.
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Pagination
Category: navigation
Use pagination to divide a list of post or similar content into digestible chunks to prevent endless scrolling
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Kirby PHP templates
Category: templating
Learn some PHP basics that make creating templates a breeze.
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Previous/next article
Category: navigation
Learn how to add a previous/next navigation to your pages.
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Random content
Category: content structure
Simulate activity on your site by showing random content.
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Related articles
Category: content structure
Learn how to link to related information on your website
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Adding RelMeAuth/IndieAuth to your personal site
Category: IndieWeb, HTML
RelMeAuth/IndieAuth lets you log in to other sites with your domain. In this recipe, we will take a look at how to set it up.
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Search
Category: searching & filtering
Learn how to build a simple search for your site or sections of your site.
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Share Buttons
Learn how to add basic Twitter, Facebook and G+ buttons to your site.
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Sorting and grouping
Category: content structure
In this cookbook recipe we will look into how you can use Kirby's API to sort and group content like articles or events.
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Structured Field Content
Category: content structure
Use the structure field to add structured data like addresses, events, etc. to your site.
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Filtering content with tags
Category: content structure
Tags are an excellent way to classify your content and make it easy for your visitors to find related content. Here's how.
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The mighty, mighty URI-object
Learn how to access different parts of the URI object
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Make the most of the structure field
Category: content structure
The structure field is great for structured data of all kinds. Find out how to use it in blueprints and templates.
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Kirby Toolkit 101
Category: toolkit
Use the Kirby Toolkit to make your daily life as a PHP programmer easier.
