How to Install an Add-On in Concrete5

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Adding add-ons in Concrete5 can greatly enhance the functionality of your website. This tutorial will guide you through the process of installing an add-on in Concrete5.

How to Add an Add-On in Concrete5

The process is comprised of several steps that are easy to follow and can help you install an add-on in no time. Here’s how it’s done.

 

Step 1: Access the Concrete5 Dashboard

Log in to your Concrete5 and open the Dashboard.

 

Step 2: Navigate to the Add-On Section

While in the dashboard, head to the Extend Concrete section and click on Add Functionality:

Install Concrete5 add-on via the dasboard

 

Step 3: Search for an Add-On

Once you click on Add Functionality, you will be redirected to the Concrete5 Marketplace. From there, you can browse the available add-ons.

 

Step 4: Install the Add-On

Once you find an add-on you want to install, click on its name, or on the More button to view more details:

Browse add-ons from the Concrete5 marketplace

 

Then, click on the Download (Purchase for paid add-ons) and follow the process. Some add-ons are free, while others require a purchase. You will see a “Download” button if the add-on is free. If it requires a purchase, follow the prompts to buy the add-on:

Download or purchase the Concrete5 add-on

 

After downloading or purchasing, Concrete5 will display a confirmation message:

Concrete5 add-on download confirmation message

 

Once you see this message, click on the green Return to Site button:

Return to Concrete5 website after add-on download

 

Step 5: Install the Add-On on Your Site

Once you return to your Concrete5 website, you will notice a list of Add-Ons you can install. Locate the one you just downloaded and click on the “Download” buttonDownload the Concrete5 add-on

 

Follow any on-screen instructions to complete the download process. After it is finished, you can install the add-on to your website. To do so, after the download process is finished, click on the newly appeared Install button:

Concrete5 add-on download button

 

Once the process is finished, Concrete5 will display a confirmation message:

Concrete5 add-on installation confirmation message

 

Now you know how to install a Concrete5 add-on.

 

Conclusion

Installing an add-on in Concrete5 is a straightforward process that can greatly enhance your website’s capabilities. By following the steps in this article, you can easily browse, purchase, and install add-ons to customize your Concrete5 site.

Remember to always check for updates and read reviews to ensure you are using reliable and secure add-ons.

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