Install and activate the WP Upload Restriction plugin. Configure the plugin according to its documentation.
Install and activate the User Role Editor plugin. Editor the Role Capabilities each role you wish to allow Media Library access. Add the `upload_files` capability to each role. Install and activate the Code Snippets plugin. Download this zip file: code-snippet.zip Unzip the downloaded file. Import the unzipped file into the Code Snippets plugin and then …
Navigate to the Connections Settings admin page anch click the Display tab. Scroll down to the Entry Actions section, enable the Email Entry and save the changes. When this option is enabled a link to the contact form will be displayed at the top of the single entry detail/profile page. To display an “Email Entry” …
First, please refer to both the CSV File Setup Requirements and the Tips sections in the documentation as following those resolve most issues encountered when attempting to import a CSV file. If you are importing an exported file into a “clean” or “empty” database, do not map the Entry ID when importing. Mapping the Entry ID …
Yes, it is. Featured entries will be sorted before all other entries. If a Featured entry has an order value that order value will affect where that entry is sorted within the featured entries. So you could use the Custom Entry Order extension in combination with the Featured Entry extension to define what order your featured …
In the event that multiple entries have been assigned the same order value, by default they will be grouped together and then sorted alphabetically. This is called the secondary sort order. The order by shortcode option can be used to change the default secondary sort order.
Yes, you can. To do this you first need to install the Nav Menu Roles plugin. This plugin is required because it allows you to choose whether or not to display menu items based on the user’s role and whether the user is logged in or not. Why is this not built in to Link? Well, it …
When using Link with WishList Member logged in users will not be able to add or update their entries. This is because of this code found in the wpm.php file: // Do not allow access to Dashboard for non-admins if ($wpm_current_user->ID && basename(dirname($_SERVER[’PHP_SELF’])) . ‘/’ . basename($_SERVER[’PHP_SELF’]) == ‘wp-admin/index.php’ && !(current_user_can(’edit_post’) || current_user_can(’edit_posts’)) && !current_user_can(’level_8’)) …
I’m sure it does. It could be positive, negative or even no difference. It really depends on a whole host of factors which will be different for each site. The best way for you to tell is to load the page 10 times clearing the browser cache after each time and average out the page …
Sorry, no. It all or none.