Hello Lynne. You are so much into blogging
Yes, previously i had blog where members could add their own articles. It was built in WordPress CMS platform with nice and easy to use plugin, where you not getting members to visit administration backend panel, but submit their posts from user front end page(s). At that time i used WP User Frontend plugin which was great addition to my website for this purposes. Since then i was not checking other plugins like this, but this one was good solution.
This plugin gives the user the ability to create new posts, edit their profile all from the site frontend, so the user does not need to enter the backend admin panel to do these things.
Features:
The user can create a new post and edit it from the frontend
They can view their page in the frontend custom dashboard
Users can edit their profile
Administrator can restrict any user level on accessing the WordPress backend
New posts status, submitted by users are configurable via admin panel. i.e. Published, Draft, Pending
Get email notification on new posts
Configurable options giving access to the user edit or delete their posts
Upload attachments from the frontend
Upload post featured image
Admins can manage users from frontend
Pay-per-post or subscription package for posting
There is also paid. pro version if you looking to get more out of it and make it more professional. But i guess free version is satisfactory to start with.
Hope this information helps Hello Lynne. You are so much into blogging :)
Yes, previously i had blog where members could add their own articles. It was built in WordPress CMS platform with nice and easy to use plugin, where you not getting members to visit administration backend panel, but submit their posts from user front end page(s). At that time i used [b][url=https://wordpress.org/plugins/wp-user-frontend/]WP User Frontend[/url][/b] plugin which was great addition to my website for this purposes. Since then i was not checking other plugins like this, but this one was good solution.
[quote]This plugin gives the user the ability to create new posts, edit their profile all from the site frontend, so the user does not need to enter the backend admin panel to do these things.
Features:
The user can create a new post and edit it from the frontend
They can view their page in the frontend custom dashboard
Users can edit their profile
Administrator can restrict any user level on accessing the WordPress backend
New posts status, submitted by users are configurable via admin panel. i.e. Published, Draft, Pending
Get email notification on new posts
Configurable options giving access to the user edit or delete their posts
Upload attachments from the frontend
Upload post featured image
Admins can manage users from frontend
Pay-per-post or subscription package for posting[/quote]
There is also paid. pro version if you looking to get more out of it and make it more professional. But i guess free version is satisfactory to start with.
Hope this information helps :)
Oh that is lovely Anwebservices. So you say that users can register from the front end and add content from the front end only. I like that.
Did you pay people for their posts when you used that plugin?Oh that is lovely Anwebservices. So you say that users can register from the front end and add content from the front end only. I like that.
Did you pay people for their posts when you used that plugin?
No, actually i didn't pay them. I additionally reprogram that plugin to use it for another similar purposes back then, because there were no such plugin i needed at that time (unlike now) but i know it was very good plugin for something you looking forNo, actually i didn't pay them. I additionally reprogram that plugin to use it for another similar purposes back then, because there were no such plugin i needed at that time (unlike now) but i know it was very good plugin for something you looking for
I have never used a plugin for a guest post. Instead I use add user option in my wordpress dashboad. This option will allow me to create a user account, which can be used as an account for a guest poster. Are there any benefits of using a plugin instead of adding a user to your site?I have never used a plugin for a guest post. Instead I use add user option in my wordpress dashboad. This option will allow me to create a user account, which can be used as an account for a guest poster. Are there any benefits of using a plugin instead of adding a user to your site?
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Yes, previously i had blog where members could add their own articles. It was built in WordPress CMS platform with nice and easy to use plugin, where you not getting members to visit administration backend panel, but submit their posts from user front end page(s). At that time i used WP User Frontend plugin which was great addition to my website for this purposes. Since then i was not checking other plugins like this, but this one was good solution.
There is also paid. pro version if you looking to get more out of it and make it more professional. But i guess free version is satisfactory to start with.
Hope this information helps
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