Have you ever stared at your computer, wondering how you could get the promised, pre-published post to your internal or external client or a guest blogger without giving them a login? Passing out WordPress logins or creating a demo login around the office or to your clients doesn’t end up working well. The Public Post …
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It’s hard to find the best WordPress plugin. Not only do you have to test to see if the plugin does what it’s advertised to do, you need to understand who is behind the code before you add it to your website. You don’t want to select the wrong plugin and end up entangled in a #panamapapers …
The online learning market is huge. If you’re a traditional business owner or a new-age entrepreneur, one of the most effective ways to create new revenue is to launch an online course. You’re taking the knowledge and experiences you’ve painstakingly curated over the years, bottling it up, and selling member-only access to it. A pay-wall, as it’s known …
Editor’s note: This is our first contributor post to PluginTut, a tutorial submitted by the owner/creator of the Kanban plugin, Corey Maass. The PluginTut team has not shared their opinion about the plugin, nor have we been compensated to publish this information. Happy learning! Publishing amazing content on WordPress, day in and day out, is …
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Editor’s note: The Baton theme is created by my company, Slocum Themes. The following tutorial aims to get you started using our new theme, and understand why we made the choices in features. After 7 long months in the WordPress theme review queue, our recent theme Baton has been pushed live. Baton (free) and Baton Pro …
Welcome to PluginTut’s first weekly preview round-up. This week, we preview two plugins that you might find useful for your next WordPress project. In fact, these two might play well together for someone building a more advanced business website, and become part of your everyday WordPress-building toolkit. Let’s dive in!
The opening season of PluggedIn Radio has been showered with lightweight plugins that serve very specific functions within WordPress. Tom McFarlin’s Easier Excerpts makes excerpts, well, easier. John James Jacoby demonstrated a plugin that cleans up the user profile page and one that makes drop-downs look better. They are small, quick to develop, and make a large impact …
In our opening Jetpack plugin overview article, we covered a lot of the features and functions this popular plugin provides WordPress website owners. If you’re new to Jetpack and wondering if it’s going to serve your particular needs, go visit that article to get acquainted. Installing the Jetpack plugin should be fairly straightforward even for …
The Jetpack plugin was built to easily add a host of features that WordPress core doesn’t include out-of-the-box. It’s target audience, from my experience, are new users launching their first self-hosted WordPress website or users migrating from WordPress.com for more control over their website. This is probably why it’s difficult to fully understand the main …
On any given day, at any given WordCamp, if you asked someone to name WordPress plugin developers, John James Jacoby would show up on 9 out of 10 lists. He’s breathing new life into his WordPress plugins, starting with WP Event Calendar, the best way to mange events in WordPress. Sure, event calendars are as …
