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Instant WordPress Restrict Content Pro Review This is part of a series If you hadn't yet caught on, this is part four in a series looking at Membership Plugins for WordPress. I say that because there are two threads running thru all of these reviews. The first is the scoring grades (and criteria). The grades are at the bottom of each post; the criteria is in the second post in the series. The other thread are the lessons learned from each of these plugins. So are we've looked at: Today we're going to look at Restrict Content Pro. Reviewing Restrict Content Pro If you're going to evaluate a product designed and developed by one of the most well-known and prolific WordPress developers out there (in case you didn't know, his name is Pippin Williamson), you should go into it knowing three things. The documentation you'll get for the product is excellent.The support you'll get for the product is excellent.The features you'll get aren't by chance or a mistake. Here's a simple example. So that brings us to scope. So not original.

Add Masonry, Grid Layouts To Your WordPress Site With Just CSS Ever wanted to jazz up how your posts are displayed on your WordPress home page and archives? What if you could display your posts using the masonry (Pinterest) approach or maybe a grid layout, all just by adding a snippet of CSS? No plugins, shortcodes, template changes, assigning pages as the home page. Just pure CSS. Before We Start… These solutions are based purely on CSS and so, not surprisingly, they rely heavily on the HTML mark-up on your site to work without modification. The CSS used has been designed (and tested) with the default themes. Classes exist on the body element that describe the type of page (e.g. home, blog, archive, search)Post lists are collections of article elements, complete with header wrapped in a div with the id of content If you use a default theme then you will be able to use the CSS without modification. Choosing Where To Apply The Styling You may decide that you only want to apply your chosen styling to certain pages. Browser Compatibility The CSS: 1. 2. 3.

Restrict Content Pro Review Restrict Content Pro is a feature-rich membership plugin for WordPress that has everything you need to create a membership website or online course — or even a restricted content area for staff. While a free version of the plugin does exist, it’s quite limited and isn’t a great advertisement for what the pro version can do. This includes great support for payment gateways, as well as lots of great management tools for your members. (click to enlarge) Restrict Content Pro was developed by Pippin Williamson’s company, Sandhills Development. In addition to Easy Digital Downloads and the Pippins Plugins blog, the team are also behind affiliate plugin AffiliateWP, Stripe payments solution WP Simple Pay and event calendar plugin Sugar Calendar. Let’s take a closer look at why many people view Restrict Content Pro as one of the best WordPress membership solutions available today. The Free Version of Restrict Content Restrict Content is set up differently. (click to enlarge) (click to enlarge)

The 15 Most Common WordPress Mistakes to Avoid A very old and famous saying, “to err is human and to forgive is divine“, is absolutely true. We all make mistakes, because none of us is perfect. Whether it’s real life or WordPress, mistakes happen everywhere. To commit a mistake is not a crime, however, not learning from it and not trying to repeat it again definitely is. Everyone learn from their mistakes, but it’s much better to learn from the others’ mistakes. In the case of WordPress, the primary focus of a novice is to set everything up and get things running as soon as possible. Hopefully, everyone will use this guide to avoid the same blunders and make their WordPress site better, faster and more secure and of course a success. #1. Free WordPress.com or self hosted WordPress.org? As both of them have their own pros and cons, it’s a big challenge for you to decide which option is perfect for you. #2. When you install WordPress, it automatically creates the username “admin” with administrator privileges. #3. #4. #5. #6. #7. #8.

Reviewing WooCommerce Memberships WooCommerce Memberships: Sometimes you save the best for last For weeks people have been asking if I was going to review WooCommerce Memberships. The answer was a loud, “Yes!” But I had plans. Because you don't just throw in a review like this in the middle of the series. In case you missed it, here are all the other reviews to date. So for review #28, we're looking at one of my favorite plugins – even though it's only been around for a bit: WooCommerce Memberships. Memberships Does A Lot Let's jump in to the good stuff right away. It protects pagesIt protects postsIt protects custom post typesIt protects categoriesIt supports dripped content (delayed access to content)It supports PayPal, Stripe and all the other payment gateways that WooCommerce supportsIt integrates with Subscriptions. Let me stop there for a second. I don't think there is anyone that has spent the time to do subscription management better than Prospress. But we haven't gotten to what the plugin extension does best…

Jak dodać „szukaj” do menu w WordPress? Wiele razy zdarzyło mi się przeczytać pytanie jak dodać pole formularza wyszukiwania do dowolnego menu. Odpowiedzi na to pytanie są różne: od typowego „nie da się” po mało eleganckie grzebanie po plikach motywu. A przecież WordPress, dzięki mechanizmowi filtrów i akcji, oferuje nam możliwość modyfikowanie prawie każdego elementu. W podanym kodzie do menu, które ma nazwę „menu_default” doklejany jest formularz wyszukiwania. Kod do pobrania: pobierz plik: iworks_add_search_to_menu.php Jak użyć podany kod? Masz 3 rozwiązania: wrzuć załączony plik do folderu wp-content/plugins, a potem włącz wtyczkęwrzuć załączony plik do folderu wp-content/mu-pluginsdołącz kod do pliku function.php aktualnie używanego motywu

Woo Commerce Subscriptions - WordPress Subscription Plugin Capture Residual Revenue with Recurring Payments Can you guarantee how much money your store is going to make this month? If you offered subscription-based products, you could do just that. With WooCommerce Subscriptions, you can create and manage products with recurring payments — payments that will give you residual revenue you can track and count on. WooCommerce Subscriptions allows you to introduce a variety of subscriptions for physical or virtual products and services. A subscription-based model will allow you to capture more residual revenue — and all you have to do is ship the orders. Why Use WooCommerce Subscriptions? WooCommerce Subscriptions Features Free Trials & Sign-Up Fees Charge an initial amount to account for customer setup costs, or allow customers to try before they buy, by adding sign-up fees and free trials to any subscription product. Subscription Management Synchronized Payments Flexible Product Options Subscription Coupons Variable Subscriptions Upgrades/Downgrades

WordPress: filtry, akcje i wtyczki WP Forms vs. Formidible Forms Are you trying to decide which WordPress form builder plugin to use? Looking for a WPForms alternative? Read our comparison of Formidable Forms vs WPForms to help you decide. Your search for the perfect form builder is not an easy one. We've already compared a few WordPress form builder plugins to help you decide. Today, we've got another drag and drop form builder comparison for you. What is Formidable Forms? Formidable Forms is a drag and drop form builder that gives you control over how you use collected form data. We aim to provide a tool that sparks the confidence to take on the projects you may have thought were too big. What is WPForms? WPForms is a popular name in WordPress form building. WPForms targets those new to form building, whereas Formidable Forms typically targets more experienced users. What should you look for in a WordPress form builder? While there are many different topics we could cover, we want to get the basics down. Ease of useSupportPricingIntegrations/add-ons

Cool Front-end WordPress Editor from Raptor Editor | WP Zac I wrote recently about the front-end editor, Barley, for WordPress. Today I’m posting about another 3rd party service offering a front-end editor for WordPress, WP Raptor. This plugin has a slightly different interface, but same basic principle: give users the ability to edit their site without going to the control panel. Here is a screenshot below of what it looks like in action on the demo on their main site. I am editing the block highlighted in pink marked “Themes”: The trend of front-end editors in WP is growing and I think I’m going to give this one a whirl on my next simple client project.

Advanced Access Manager Plugin Most security plugins protect against external threats like malware or brute force attacks, but what about internal risks? AAM secures your site from within by preventing unauthorized access, privilege escalation, and broken access controls — the leading security vulnerabilities in WordPress. Mitigate Broken Access Controls. Ensure roles and permissions are correctly configured to prevent unauthorized actions.Eliminate Excessive Privileges. Identify overpowered users and tighten access to critical site functions.Harden Content Moderation. Restrict who can edit, publish, or delete sensitive content.Enforce Security with Code. Key Features Built for Security-Conscious WordPress Users AAM is trusted by over 150,000 websites to deliver enterprise-grade security without complexity. Most features are free. Take control of your WordPress security today — install AAM now! I have been looking for a plugin to manage user access and AAM is by far the best of all. This plugin is the best out there.

16 roznych sposobow wykorzystania Wordpressa | E Personal Coach Jeśli myślisz, że WordPress to tylko platforma dla blogingu, to się mylisz. Z prostmi wtyczkami lub motywami, możesz wykorzystać prostotę WordPress przynajmniej na 16 innych sposobów i zacząć zarabiać pieniądze. Blog jest głównym przeznaczeniem wordpress, ale nie jedynym. Poniżej znajdziesz 16 innych sposobów używania WordPressa, które I osobiście wykorzystuje w moim biznesie lub napotkałam w internecie. 1. Canvas – motyw $70 Simple CMS - darmowa wtyczka White Lable CMS – darmowa wtyczka 2. WordPress eStore – wtyczka $49.95 ( integruje się z WP eMember i WP Affiliate Platform)- moja rekomendacja Shopper Press – motyw $79 Templatic E-commerce Themes – motyw $65 WooCommerce - darmowa wtyczka E – Commerce – darmowa wtyczka Simple PayPal Shopping Card – darmowa wtyczka 3. WP eMember – wtyczka $49.95 – (integruje się with WP eStore) -moja rekomendacja Optimize Press – motyw – $97 – moja rekomendacja DigitalAccessPass – script $197 WishList – wtyczka $97 S2Member – darmowa wtyczka 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.

Complete Tutorial: How to Build a Membership Site on WordPress After you have them downloaded and activated, move to the next step. Step #2: Creating additional user roles Okay, so by default, WordPress provides you with a handful of user roles: Subscriber, Contributor, Author, Editor, Administrator. Those roles are meant to regulate who can edit/access what on the back-end of a WordPress site. This is done with the Members plugin. Let’s call our first role member, like so: On the Role Capabilities list, leave just one thing checked: read. At this point, you should have the additional role visible in the role manager at Users | Roles: Step #3: Creating front-end registration and login This is where the other plugin – Profile Builder – comes into play. First, let’s go to Profile Builder | General Settings to make sure that the basic parameters are all set properly. As you can see, I’m allowing everyone to log in with email as well as the username to our WordPress membership site. Also, the thing with the passwords. [wppb-register role="member"] Conclusion