Jonathan Miller
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- Telegram: updated default bot from @MokoWaaSBot to @mokosuite_bot - Telegram: embedded obfuscated bot token in plugin PHP (XOR + base64) - Telegram: added <config> section to plugin XML for parse_mode/preview - Telegram: removed bot token from admin-visible plugin params - Branding: replaced all MokoWaaS references with MokoSuite - Wiki: reorganized into getting-started/, user-guide/, services/, developer/ - README: updated with all 36 service plugins and current features - CHANGELOG: added entries for recent fixes and changes
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Message Templates
MokoSuiteCross uses message templates to format the content sent to each platform. Templates support placeholders that are replaced with article data at post time.
Managing Templates
Navigate to Components → MokoSuiteCross → Templates to create and edit templates.
Template Priority
When cross-posting, the system looks for templates in this order:
- Platform-specific template — matches the service type exactly (e.g., "twitter")
- Default template — fallback used when no platform-specific template exists
Available Placeholders
| Placeholder | Description | Example |
|---|---|---|
{title} |
Article title | "New Product Launch" |
{url} |
Full article URL | "https://example.com/article/123" |
{introtext} |
Intro text (280 chars, HTML stripped) | "We're excited to announce..." |
{fulltext} |
Full text (500 chars, HTML stripped) | Extended content |
{image} |
Intro image full URL | "https://example.com/images/photo.jpg" |
{category} |
Article category name | "News" |
{author} |
Author display name | "John Smith" |
{date} |
Publish date (YYYY-MM-DD) | "2026-05-28" |
Example Templates
Default (all platforms)
{title}
{introtext}
{url}
Twitter / X (280 char limit)
{title}
{url}
Mastodon (with hashtags)
{title}
{introtext}
{url}
#Joomla #{category}
Mailchimp (HTML email)
<h1>{title}</h1>
<p>{introtext}</p>
<p><a href="{url}">Read the full article</a></p>
Telegram (HTML format)
<b>{title}</b>
{introtext}
<a href="{url}">Read more</a>
Per-Article Override
In the article editor, the Cross-Posting tab lets you:
- Skip cross-posting entirely for a specific article
- Select which services to post to (instead of all enabled services)