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The Article element displays Joomla article.

The Card element can display title, subtitle, description, image and link button.

The List View at the back-end is used to find, add, and edit records. This is divided into three parts - Toolbar, List Filters and Table. Depending upon the component and view, there may be some variations.

The dashboard contains various blocks or tiles with links to manage the component. If the link is associated with any database table, it will show the total number of records in the database table.

You can build vertically collapsing accordions. For example, these can be used for Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs).

You can manage your Facebook page and automate posting to your Facebook pages from Joomla.

For connection to the Facebook API, first you need to create a Facebook app.

TF YouTube is Joomla custom fields plugin to display YouTube video at the frontend just be entering the Id of the video. You cab also modify how the video is displayed by a variety of settings available.

The Image Gallery Element is designed to create a gallery of images located in folder inside Joomla images. The Gallery is based on Light box.

TF File Upload custom field enables you to upload a PDF or a ZIP file directly in the article's editing page and display the download link in the frontend. You can also use it to upload a profile photo or images and it at the frontend.

It displays countdown timer for a specific date.

The layout defines how the custom field is displayed at the front-end while viewing single record. Some layouts depend upon the type of the field. Additional settings or options may appear after saving.

For each content application, you can set advanced front-end permissions and access levels for viewing (or accessing), creating, editing and deleting data and records.

With TF Tools extension, you can automate Joomla database operations. Save time and get more done by setting workflows.

Permissions are user-granted Graph API authorization. Before your app can use an endpoint to access an app user's data, the app user must grant your app all permissions required by that endpoint.

Facebook organizes ads in a structure with three levels: campaign, ad set and ad. Campaign contain your advertising objective and one or more ad sets. Ad sets have one or more ads. You define schedule and audience for each ad set. Ads contain ad creative. You can create multiple ads in each ad set to optimize ad delivery based different images, links, video, text, or placements.

The TF Tools component allows you to create and manage Facebook ads and campaigns through your Joomla site.

Website Tabs are similar to the Browser Tabs as it consists of multiple content that are grouped together to save space. Because of this, the Tabs Element is helpful for pages with limited space. When designed well, they help improve readability and decrease clutter.

The Progress Bar is a chart that displays progress in the form of a horizontal bar. This chart is very handy when it comes to representing complex information in a simple way.

The List Layout displays a list of items as ordered or unordered list with icons and links. It can also be used for navigation list.

Image layout is used to display simple image, without any content.

The Date displays date and time in any format, optionally with icon.

Buttons are the links to perform an action. A well-designed, good-looking button is always crucial in any web design.

The subform form field type provides a method to create multiple fields. These can be reused and repeated. For example, you can use this field to store FAQs, user addresses. In the database, the data is stored as JSON.

Badges are used for small content like labels, dates or numbers.

The alert is a text box containing a specific message. There are different types of alerts according to the type of message it is going to deliver.

You can import images (intro and full text) to Joomla articles. There are two aspects while importing images: image Url that is saved in database and actual image file that is saved in images folder.

With TF Import Joomla extension, you can import almost anything to Joomla. You can extract and import content items to Joomla articles, other components and to any Joomla database table.

For any article, at minimum you will need title, alias and content (intro text and full text) to get started. After you have setup source, destination and other basic settings, you can configure how to import title, alias and content.

The learning path displays all the modules and their lessons for the course, completion status (if enabled), and action buttons for viewing lesson, taking test, marking lesson complete or incomplete, and viewing detailed score (or attempts) page.

Lessons in TF Learn can contain content (text, images, audio or videos or combination of these) and questions for quizzes. To add content, you can either use Joomla articles or TF learn pages or both.

After a student enrolls for the course, the student can see all the courses accessible under Paths view. This view shows the list of accessible courses and their progress.

Users can navigate to the single course detailed view page from the All Courses menu item. From this page, users can also enroll for the course.

You can insert content in your newsletter using special tags or short codes. You can insert user information, date, Joomla articles, category, tag, site information, file or any data from the database.

You can add short codes to insert content that will multiply itself, depending upon the limit set or the number of items fetched. After you have selected and configured the content source, you can use tags like {DC title}.

You can insert content from database using special tags or short codes. You can insert user information, date, Joomla article, category, tag, site information, file or any data from the database.

Scores are grades or test attempt by the student. To view an existing Score, click on the title of the lesson from the list of Scores.

This page is used to add a new or edit an existing Lesson. To create a new lesson, click on "New". To edit an existing Lesson, click on the title from the list of Lessons.

To create a new question, click on "New". To edit an existing Question, click on the title from the list of Questions.

This page is used to add a new or edit an existing Course Module. To create a new module, click on "New". To edit an existing module, click on the title from the list of Modules.

In TF learn, each course contain one or more modules (this is different from Joomla module). Each module contains one or more lessons. In this way, courses contain lessons organised as modules. The component allows reusing modules in multiple courses.

The text field represents single-line input.

The File Upload field provides an input field for uploading one or more files.

This page is used to add a new or edit an existing Content. Different Applications are called "Content". Each application or content is associated with database table to store records. Articles or items in the application are called "Rows" or "Records".

Here, you can set what happens after the form is submitted from the frontend.

Here, you can control the settings how form is displayed on the frontend to allow users to submit records.

Here, you can control the settings how records or items are displayed on the frontend single item view.

Here, you can control the settings how records or items are displayed on the frontend list of items.

Here, you can set the ordering of the records and other options as displayed in the frontend.

The Integer field provides a dropdown select box with a range of integer values.

The Hidden field type provides a hidden field for saving a field whose value cannot be altered directly by a user.

The Folder List field provides a drop down list of folders from a specified directory.

TF Content is Joomla! component to create advanced content databases, mini-applications and advance frontend forms. Data for each application is stored in a different database table called "Contents". Records or items are called "Rows".

You can extend the functionality of the component by adding custom fields. You can create custom fields for topics and replies. For example, you can add forum labels, priority or file attachments to your topics and replies.

Replies are attached to the forum topics. You can either reply to a topic from the backend or from the frontend.

This page is used to add a new or edit an existing Topic. Setting up the forum is easy. Topics are the main discussion posts or questions or support tickets. Topics can be created either from the backend or from the frontend.

The password field provides input control for entering a password where characters are masked.

The Filelist field provides dropdown select list of files.

The Imagelist field provides dropdown select list of images.

The color field provides input control for specifying a color; opening a color picker when active.