Extensions required to use ContentFocus themes.

An admin interface for Nesta.

Art directed blogs (or "blogazines") use a different design on every page. It's easy to implement with Nesta, but easier still if you install this plugin.

Cache-control headers plugin for Nesta, a Ruby CMS

Adds the post date to blog post permalinks in Nesta CMS.

A Nesta plugin for disk cacheing via diskcached.

Allows you to sync web content on Dropbox with a Ruby-based CMS

Place a "fold" in a Nesta article and have the summary automatically set to the part of the body content that comes before it.

Add google ads to nesta!

my first nesta plugin

Plugin for using blog posts written for Jekyll or with a Jekyll style editor where the frontmatter is a little different from what is expected in Nesta. This style of frontmatter is encapsulated with dashes at both the first and last line. This plugin will allow a writer to simply move their content over to Nesta without having to modify each post.

Link posts for Nesta CMS

Some simple extensions to expose and use more metadata in nesta.

Plugin for Nesta CMS to pull in project meta info from GitHub, Rubygems

A plugin that finds related articles to a Nesta article, based on the relationship between its categories and other articles.

Adds ShareThis features to Nesta CMS.

Sluggable posts for Nesta CMS

Generate http meta data from existing data, when not specified.

Plugin that adds index page subpages methods and helpers

Pages of content in Nesta CMS can be embellished with metadata, written in a simple key/value pair syntax. If you'd like extra flexibility in your metadata, you can use this plugin to replace Nesta's built-in metadata parser with Ruby's Yaml parser. You still need to make sure that all the metadata is at the top of the page; the first blank line signifies the start of the page content.