How to Manage Permissions on WordPress Multisite Networks
If you are in charge of a WordPress multisite network, it can be very useful standardize your setup across all your sites. However, WordPress doesn’t…
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Reviewing the Best WordPress Editorial Calendar Plugins
If you’re writing a lot of content on your WordPress site, you will need an easy way to plan your posts. An Editorial Calendar provides…
How to Hide Unwanted Gutenberg Blocks in WordPress
The block editor is now the default way to add content to your WordPress site. Every time you add features such as images, videos, tables,…
How to Allow WordPress Users to Delete Images and Files
By default, WordPress is very, very careful about who can delete files in your site’s Media Library. Only users in the “Administrator” role are able…
How to Use the Pending Review Status in WordPress
One of our members was wanting an efficient way to track which content needs review, so we created this tutorial for him. WordPress has really…
PHP Notices, Warnings and Errors on Your WordPress Site
Websites are never too far from problems. If you run a WordPress website, you will need to spot and fix problems. WordPress works on PHP.…
How to Add WordPress Guest Authors to Your Posts
Do you accept guest blog posts on your WordPress site? It’s a great way to drive traffic to your site, improve your SEO, and create…
Change Accounts with User Switching WordPress Plugins
User switching plugins in WordPress can be very useful. These plugins allows administrators to switch and see the site as another user. This features is…
The WordPress Guide to User Access and User Roles
One of the questions we get often from WordPress students: “How do I control what users can and cannot do on my site?” There are…
Allow WordPress Users to Create Only Lower-level Accounts
WordPress arrives with five user roles that you’ll see on a new site. These roles are in a hierarchy from Subscriber up to Administrator. Subscribers…
WordPress: The Difference Between Tags And Categories
Out of the box, WordPress offers two different ways to organize Posts; Categories and Tags. The technical names for all these are taxonomies. “What’s a…
How to Change Edit Permissions For WordPress Content
WordPress is an excellent platform for writing, editing and publishing content. So it’s important to know who has permission to do that on your WordPress…
How to Remove Unwanted WordPress User Roles
By default, WordPress arrives with five default user roles: Contributor, Subscriber, Author, Editor, and Administrator. However, when you start installing plugins, you may see many…
How to Use the Metaslider Plugin in WordPress
Most people agree, that sliders or carousels give your WordPress site a professional and fresh look. The Metaslider Plugin adds this functionality and provides some interesting…
What are Custom Taxonomies in WordPress?
Taxonomy is a common word in biology. In science, it’s a hierarchy of terms used to classify almost everything. Wikipedia has a full explanation here.…
Add Custom Post Statuses in WordPress with PublishPress
PublishPress Statuses is a must-have WordPress plugin if your blog has multiple contributors. It features several tools that will help you improve your blogging workflow.…
The Ultimate Taxonomy Plugin for WordPress
“Taxonomy” is a confusing word and one that many people don’t like. It’s hard to remember, it contains the word “tax”, and it sounds like…
How to Disable Comments on WordPress Posts
One common problem facing WordPress users is the amount of spam comments. There are some spam-fighting tools such as Akismet and Mollom, but some WordPress…
5 Best User Permissions Plugins for WordPress
WordPress is a great platform and has surprisingly flexible permissions. However, by default, the permissions system keeps to the WordPress philosophy of “Decisions, not options”.…
Edit Flow Users Should Move to PublishPress Planner
Edit Flow is a WordPress plugin used by many blogs, newspapers and magazine sites. A few years ago, Edit Flow was acquired by Automattic, the…