I have created a website and Now I want to write a post. The website managed by wordpress.org. The problem is, in the published page, the my email is showing on the page as author. How to hide this?
Actually I want the remove the mail from the post :
Humm, when you say hosted, is it fair to assume that you are using a hosted version or wordpress? If so, you should be able to tweak the display of your posts in your wordpress settings. For my theme, I can twiddle whether or not an author tag appears in a blog post by going to theme options > blog page. Your mileage may vary depending on your theme.
If your theme does not let you turn off the author tag, you may want to just change your name to something other than your email address. If I want a name to appear rather than an email address, I can set a displayable name in the wordpress user settings. I just edit the user to include a name string.
Does that help?
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I've made a custom post type, where I want different users to only edit their posts. I've made some restrictions regarding their capabilities on the site and the posts - I don't want them to be able to edit anything other than a few textinputs and such.
For some reason I can't find a way to disable the Yoast SEO metabox on the posts - I've checked Yoast's own doc, but I haven't been able find anything regarding this besides using a plugin called User Role Editor, which doesn't work the way I need.
I've tried the snippet from this place, but it doesn't seem to work either.
TL;DR: Remove Yoast SEO on custom post type for a specific user.
You can use ADMIN MENU EDITOR PRO Plugin
With this plugin, you can choose every parts you want to display by user role in the admin.
This si the simple method.
I want to change the permalink of the post/category that I have to custom link.
I'll attach the screenshot below. Any idea on how I can change the Permalink to custom link. Currently, I am allowed to edit the vista-hotel. Thanks in advance
To change the way WordPress uses permalinks is quite a simple process.
Go to the Settings section of your WordPress dashboard
One the left side of the dashboard under the Settings control, you should see one for Permalinks. This is what you should click.
Select the method you want to use and click the Save Changes button.
The “Custom Structure” located in the permalink settings page allows you to set up a more detailed method to create addresses. For example, you could include author names or even the precise time for each new post. The tags you can use include:
%year%
%monthnum%
%day%
%hour%
%minute%
%second%
%post_id%
%postname%
%category%
%author%
To use these tags, select the Custom Structure radio button. After the domain’s address, enter in each tag you want to include with a / in between. Here is an example:
/%author%/%monthnum$/%day%/%year%/%postname%/
This would show the author’s name, the number of the month, the day, the current year and the name of the post. For instance, it could look like:
http://yourdomain.info/john_doe/12/25/2015/name-of-the-post.
Don't forget to 301 the old urls once you have updated the permalinks
I am using wordpress for my site mysite.com (just considered as an example) and in the setting of profile i enabled to show author box at the bottom of the post.
So at the bottom of the post, I see a box with some image and on the side written as
Written by shyma prasad" Where shyam prasad is a link text which links to www.mysite.com/author/admin.
My profile data is as follows.
My profile display name is shyam prasad So the written by shows shyam prasad its right. My nickname is shyam.
My login name is shyam_123. for username in mysite.com/wp-admin page
I have few questions:
In the url link www.mysite.com/author/admin what is the admin, where is came from.
And also when i open this url it shows no content found
There is only one user and is administrator and all the posts are authored by admin. Recently I changed the displayname from admin to Shyam Prasad
I want www.mysite.com/author/admin to be www.mysite.com/author/shyam. I tried using plugin called edit author slug, but it didnt change admin with shyam in the url.
Also i want www.mysite.com/author/shyam to show author archive.
Can anyone help
add_action('init', 'cng_author_base');
function cng_author_base() {
global $wp_rewrite;
$author_slug = 'profile'; // change slug name
$wp_rewrite->author_base = $author_slug;
}
I am not clear what could be your problem. May be it is wrong impact as you changed the admin name to your name. I would suggest you to take the following steps.
create one more account with "your name2" as administrator.
Delete the existing account.
Move the author using "bulk action" from admin to your account.
Remove the "2" from your name.
The Answer which is given by "Vickey" is copy/paste from internet and it is to change the term “profile” instead of “author” in the url which i believe is not your problem.
You can stay in touch with me for wordpress related things.
Regards
Suyash Jain
http://linuxhacks.in
I am trying to add a custom field to the wordpress user profile page. For instance if I wanted to add a field where the user could put in their Linkedin, or Twitter user name, then use that value whenever the user posts a comment, or if the user is an author, to add that value in their posts.
I have a forum (bbpress) integrated so I would also like to use this value to customize the users avatar in the forums.
I am looking at the way Wordpress uses Gravatar. I would like to do something similar. However, I'm not sure where to start. I've written a couple of shortcode plugins in the past, but nothing this complicated.
Anyone have any ideas on where I should begin on this?
look at this post and this
I wish to build a "lecture notes" website using wordpress. And would love for any advice on what plugins to use, other considerations to have or website that perform a similar task with WP.
The website should have a form that will allow users to upload their lecture files. The results should be a new "post". When submitting the form, the users should be able to tag their subject matter so to allow others to search it.
I would search for a "Members" type plugin, that lets you really fine-tune the roles and capabilities of each user type. Then you can let your users sign up as "contributor" or other lower level, and then use the Posts as your notes pages. Each post would have the ability to upload a file (not sure what formats are accepted, you might need a doc/pdf type plugin for that). You could also narrow it down by pre-specifying categories. Then you could use the comments as a discussion forum for each "lecture". Depending on the depth of customization you wanted, this could be fairly easy, or extremely complicated. ;)
If the WordPress site is on wordpress.com, then you can set the site so that you can publish via email. You might create a separate category for each person that is going to post to the site. There are "shortcodes" (see WordPress Support page "post-by-email" below for a list) which can be added to each email that will direct that post to one or more categories [one category might distinguish the poster, while other categories might group postings by topics, etc.]. Another shortcode can make the posting a "draft" or "private", while I think the default is to make the posting live immediately. *If you post by email, then all posters do not have to have Admin access to the site, they just have to have the unique WP site email posting address. *If you want to try the "Audio Post" feature (call from any phone and enter unique WP site key code), I don't think there is a way for the caller to direct the audio posts to a category via the call. An admin would have to add the category to any audio posts later. **All WP site "categories" automatically have an RSS feed created for them, so each of your posters would have their own chronological list of postings.
http://en.support.wordpress.com/post-by-email/