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+.. _users-manual-creating-a-plugin-content:
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+Creating a Plugin Content Element
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+
+Go to the page view and navigate to the page where you want to insert one or more addresses. Create
+a new content element and in the “new content element wizard” scroll down to the plugins section
+and select "Address Selection"
+
+|image-2|
+
+Now on the first tab [1] you can add address records to the plugin, the second tab [2] is
+for selecting a template for how the address should look like, this needs to be configured by your
+administrator. If there're no templates on the second tab, just save the content element once and
+after saving it they should appear.
+
+.. |image-2| image:: ../../Images/image-2.png
+
+|image-7|
+
+In the Single addresses field [3] you can select addresses by using the known element
+browser. Even if the addresses selected here would be selected via groups, too they do not appear
+twice in the front end.
+
+.. |image-7| image:: ../../Images/image-7.png
+
+In the groups field [4] you can select groups from the tree view. These groups get combined either
+by AND or by OR [5]. That means you can select addresses which are in all of the given groups (AND)
+or they are required to be in at least one of the given groups (OR).
+
+You set the sorting the addresses by selecting the sort order dropdown [7].
+
+The starting point [8] does not necessarily need to be set. The extension can be configured to work with
+a default setting which needs to be adjusted by your administrator. If you set a startingpoint here,
+it will override that default setting that might be set. The recursive field [9] sets how deep in
+the page tree beginning from the startingpoint the system should look for addresses with the given
+groups.