K2 | The powerful content extension for Joomla! developed by JoomlaWorks

Powerful and multifunctional module to show a list of K2 items related to the current entry.

Awesome presentation of related K2 items with automatically created thumbnails enriches your item page with more relevant information. It captures attention so even occasional visitors from Google keep interested and stay on your site for longer.

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K2 is an incredibly powerful and flexible extension that allows for stunning control of your Joomla content. This module is based on the standard K2 content display module. Rather than display all items with a category/tag, this module displays content that is associated with the currently viewed K2 item.

This means that there is no need to create or modify a K2 template to be able to display item content differently. You can position selected K2 content in a module position rather than in the content area. The module supports multiple instance on a single page which means you can now display selected content wherever you want on the page.

2.0.5
Released: 20th March 2013

- Fixed: Additional Fields now work with K2 2.63 and above
- Fixed: Author fields now display independently of the Author Name

2.0.3
Released: 10th March 2012

- Added: Author name appears under Avatar
- Added: Author text (Written By" is optional
- Added: Additional Fields title is optional
- Added: Made Additional Field title BOLD
- Fixed: Rename fields in XML for Additional Fields to work (NOTE: You MUST edit and save the module after installing this update for the changes to take effect)

2.0.2 - Bug Fix
Released: 5th March 2012
- Fixed: Wrong linked used in the attachments section

2.0.1 - Bug Fix
Released: 2nd March 2012
- Fixed: Language File support completed
- Added: Joomla 1.5 compatibility
- Added: Ability to hide the "Tags by Related Items" heading

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Related Content for K2 is a Joomla! module for K2 which displays items in the same category as current K2 item.

You can make all the settings via the administration interface of the module:

• css module suffix class
• the template to use
• Related items by Category, Tag, Category or Tag, both
• Related by specific categories/tags
• limit the number of items to display
• display or not the title
• display or not the text of introducion
• limit the introductory text to a number of letters
• display or not the full text
• limit the full text to a number of letters
• display article image
• choose/customize image size
• choose article image position (left/right)
• display category link
• display article creation date
• display extra fields
• display a tooltip (on the title) or not
• limit the number of letters to display in the tooltip
• display of the link "read more"
• order the items by creation date/ modification date/ id / hits
• order direction (ascending/descending)

Compatible with Joomla! 1.5 - 2.5.

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DM Related Articles for K2 allows you to list K2 "related articles" in a module, which will display related items (by tag or by author) when the user is reading an article. In addition, the module can show a link at the bottom, the articles' creation date, and it can use different layouts according to your needs.

With DM Related Articles for K2 you can choose between different layouts, getting the possibility to use the one that lets you get the most from your template's design. You can show articles' titles in a list, have them displayed as paragraphs or totally customize (with CSS) the layout. You can decide to show the articles' date and format it exactly as you need, setting its font style, its position, its format and so on.

Features:

• List articles related by tags, same author or category;
• Filter related articles displaying only tags/author-related items in the same category;
• Customize module's layout with one click, choosing between a classical layout and a list layout;
• Link a CSS class to the list layout, customizing the module's appearance and to adapt it to the chosen Joomla template;
• Customize the appearance of the articles' creation date, choosing the graphical style, its position, and its format.

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