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It’s not often the phrase “Infinitely extendable” can be used in relation to a plugin, but we’re confident that we can make that claim here, and are even happy to add the phrase “without touching the core plugin code”. We … Continue reading →

Sometimes your content is so informative, that members of your site will bookmark it or tweet links to it. However, not everyone is a member of your site so they may not be able to read it. This is were … Continue reading →

Getting people to trust your site and sign-up for access to your content can be hard – so why not offer them as much flexibility as possible? The subscriptions interface within the membership plugin is incredibly flexible and you can … Continue reading →

In the example posts on this site (a lot borrowed from wpmu.org) we are trying to show the types of protection that you can easily incorporate into your site. Whilst it’s obvious from a number of the posts that we … Continue reading →

One of the useful rules in the Membership plugin is restricting the “conversation” on your site to Members only. There are two options for comment protection in the Membership plugin – the option we have here, which disables the comment … Continue reading →

A customized WordPress login is a nice touch to any site, especially if you’re making it for someone other than yourself. There should be no need to install a plugin to do this for you. In order to keep your … Continue reading →

One of the most frequently asked questions for new WordPress users is how to remove the “Powered by WordPress” link. Of course, it’s a nice thing to do to leave it in there, but WordPress is licensed under the GPL, … Continue reading →

If you’re implementing some WordPress hacks you’ve found or calling a custom loop to show related posts after your post, make sure to reset the query. You can do this using wp_reset_query. It will destroy the previous query used on … Continue reading →