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Let’s face it! The default WordPress login page is quite bland. If you have some impressive stuff on your site, showing the WordPress form is a bad first impression. The login form should at least reflect the greatness that the users are about to experience. So let us take a …
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A lot of the time, you need to restrict access to various users on your website. Whether you’re cordoning premium content, sensitive pages, or content targeted to specific individuals, there are various ways you can restrict user access easily and effectively on your WordPress website. The easiest method is using …
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Adding an external user sign-up page on a website allows users to register for different roles. Once registered, they can perform tasks such as adding new articles, new comments and even performing other actions such as designing. Allowing a user to sign up is a common thing for bloggers and …
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On December 6, 2016, the WordPress team announced the JSON REST API. The original API came with an endpoint for posts, comments, terms, users, meta, and settings. By now, the REST API includes much more functionality like plugins access, custom post and taxonomy types, authorization, and searches. In this post, …
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Selling products and services is the best way to earn money with a WordPress website. But many people don’t know how to set up custom packages for their users. So they end up spending money on hiring developers to set these pages for them. Creating custom plans can be done …
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This post will teach you how you can code a WordPress plugin. First, we’ll start with a simple plugin to check posts for specific words and filter them. The next step will be to add a menu and integrate it with the plugin. With over 7 million downloads for WordPress …
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