IC5 Applications

While the old Mobile Menu plugin ensured that Invision Community 4 had a good menu on mobile devices in the first place, the new version is an extension of the menu already included in IC5.
With Mobile Menu Plus, you can add additional buttons to the standard menu and hide the text under the icons.
While the V4 version still worked with fixed slots, you can now add as many links as you want and sort them using drag & drop. There are two entry points available for this (directly at the edge or to the left of the search).
This is the first release, and more features are planned for future versions. If you have any ideas for improvement, feel free to post them in the support thread.

Another classic is finally available for IC5, and this time it has brought something with it...
As with the original plugin, you can not only add as many links as you want to your footer in no time at all, but you can now also choose whether they should be displayed before or after the standard links. Optionally, the extra links can be disabled in the mobile view to save space.
The really big innovation in this application is that you can now add social profiles too. You can choose which icon to use for this, as well as the background color when you hover over it.
So you could say you get two add-ons for the price of one, if it weren't free anyway ;)

Back 2 Top is back! This is the new version of my old IC4 plugin from 2021, now for Invision Community 5.
Completely recoded as it is now an application, but with all the old features, such as...
Themechooser - You can now choose where the plugin is active, if themes already bring a similar feature.
Icon selection - Choose from 5 "standard icons", or use a Font Awesome icon of your choice.
Color, size, transparency and positioning are also freely selectable.
NEW FEATURE: You can now choose an alternative color for the Dark Mode yourself.
As always, 100% free and, of course, without visible brandings.

New version of my old Live Clock plugin for IC4 and, incidentally, my first application for IC5, more for testing purposes.
I still find it quite useful, as I generally disable the clock in the OS.