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  • JkPublishPages 1.3.2 beta by juergen
    Publish/Unpublish pages: Publish/unpublish, delete or move pages depending on dates and times using LazyCron.
    2023/03/24 — Other Modules, Inputfield Modules
  • FrontendForms 2.1.26 beta by juergen
    Create forms and validate them using the Valitron library.
    2023/03/28 — Fieldtype Modules
  • JkImagePlaceholder 1.5.1 beta by juergen
    Image Placeholder: A configurable module for creating placeholder images by using TrueTypeFonts for the placeholder text
    2023/03/15 — Markup Generation

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