I'v been crawling the net for a plugin that will allow visitors to create a post with or without registration, I found a few solution but none of them had the WordPress text editor (word style).
Do you happen to know a plugin that allow visitors to create posts and categorize them easily using the WordPress plugin, and all of that without registration?
Thanks in advance.
Gravity Forms and FV Community News would be two great options. Both will will allow you get user generated content without registration, but Gravity Forms may give you more options on customization and categories.
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I want to add forms in Wordpress websites and I have seen many plugins. It's not satisfactory to create forms with proper dimensions in a page and I am not getting proper look with few forms. Could you please suggest any solution for this. I am happy to add any kind of plugin.
You can create forms in many ways, if you want to add colors or dements you need to edit CSS
and you can find it on most of the plugins and some themes have inbuilt form plugins. You can
explore them.
General steps for any kind of form inclusions:
Log into your WordPress admin dashboard.
Install a form plugin for WordPress.
Create a new form.
Add fields to your new contact form.
Embed your form onto a Contact Us page.
If you want a third-party plugin for a separate database; you can install jot forms and there are complete list of instructions over there.
Please refer the following Links:
https://www.gravityforms.com/create-form-wordpress/
https://www.jotform.com/
I am a creating a website on WordPress that uses a plunging called H5P which allows the creation of interactive content. as in the picture below. However the creation of the content is currently only possible from the dashboard.
I would like to allow my website guests to use the plugin to create content but from a separate page and without letting them access or use the WordPress dashboard. In other words, I just want to show the users the section in green in the picture.
Similarly, Is there any way to allow the guests to create posts also without going from the dashboard? such as another page that the same fields to create a post but to be visited without going through WordPress dashboard?
Thanks a lot for any help you may provide
For creating post/custom post content from the front-end, one solution is to use the fol owing popular plugin and extensions,
Contact Form 7 plugin - a popular and simple approach to form designs in WordPress.
Smart Grid-layout Design for CF7 extension plugin - this allows you to design and build multi-column and multi-row grid layout forms to make your form more compact.
To see how this plugin can help you design better forms, see this tutorial on how to design a 2-column form layout.
This plugin extension was designed to fix the flaws of the CF7 plugin as well as improve its functionality, and as a result does a great many things. Once you install the plugin it adds a a tutorial section in admin dashbaord with a list of all the online tutorials available to learn how to use it.
Post My CF7 Form extension - allows you to map a CF7 form to a post or a custom post in the back-end.
To map a form to an existing post, please follow this online tutorial.
To map a form to a custom post type, please follow this tutorial.
The plugin also allows you to map dropdown lists to taxonomies, files to post thumbnails, and many more options. To understand how to do this, see this playlist of tutorials.
I am developing a bespoke Wordpress theme including a custom admin section inside the Wordpress CMS.
I have been looking for inspiration from exisiting admin panels and have found exactly what I am looking for (but not for jobs) http://demo.wpjobboard.net/wp-admin/admin.php?page=wpjb/job
I have managed to create my own panel section and sub menu.
My Site Options
News
Events
When the user selects News or Events I need Wordpress to list the news and events to be shown on the site. I am confused as to where the news and events data would be stored though.
In a custom php cms I would have events/news tables and list the data out for these in a html table. For Wordpress would it be in the Wordpress posts table or in a custom table?
Thank you.
I'm assuming what you want is a section with optional theme settings. It's a bit of work to explain how to do it here, but I found this tutorial which is extremely helpful.
My client wants to create a form on his new WP site that when filled out and submitted will be submitted to his admin post queue to approve and if he approves gets posted on his site in the "blog" (which is actually a bunch of guitar like tabs). The form would be custom and have custom fields. Below is the form, but in the old design before I did a refresh on it.
So, how hard would this be? He does not want it in the WP admin panel which i began to do, but outside in a page like /contribute
The Anonymous Posting plugin appears to do what you're looking for.
You could use the TDO Mini Forms plugin.
If you're looking to create the form using native Wordpress functions, check out wp_insert_post.
Sorry I can't provide the hyperlinks because I'm a new Stack Overflow user. :-/
You can try TDO Mini Forms plugin.The link to the plugin is here.
Click "Temporary Mirror" link for downloading the plugin in the above site.
I've developed my own Wordpress theme and I wanted to give users the ability to subscribe to my blog.
I have the typical Post RSS and Comment RSS options that come with Wordpress under the META section of the sidebar, but I also wanted to give my readers an option to just input their email address and press a button to "subscribe".
I know this is possible since I've seen many many blogs that use this, and if needed I can list some here. But I'm not sure if this is a plugin or a widget or what-have-you.
If you know how to implement this functionality into a Wordpress theme please let me know.
Try this plugin:
http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/subscribe2/
When i wanna add a new functionality to my WP sites, i always start by googling plugins. I mean if the solution already exists, that means less work for me, right? ;)
There are enough newsletter plugins in the plugin directory. You shouldn't add such code into your theme; this is really a plugin job, and your users may choose another one than yours.
This plugin is very useful if you are using feedburner http://feedburner.google.com/ for feeds.
This will open a popup to your visitor for subscriber
https://wordpress.org/plugins/sc-popup-subscriber-form/
You can try with https://wordpress.org/plugins/jetpack/ it's so helpful plugin for email subscription option on WordPress site.