1. Post-Module WordPress 6&7 BTM 395: Internet Programming

2. Saving images by pasting You paste images directly into WordPress using Firefox, but it ain’t pretty… The Save Data:URL images plugin saves the images, but not into the Media LibrarySave Data:URL images

3. Custom sidebars on pages or posts By default, each page or menu gets exactly the same menu Pages don’t usually get sidebars, though themes might give this option As usual, a plugin saves the day: Per Page SidebarsPer Page Sidebars

4. WordPress Missing Manual chapter 11: Collaborating with Multiple Authors

5. WordPress user roles Unregistered user –Read the website; submit comments, if permitted. That’s it. Subscriber/Follower –Unregistered user + receive any notifications you send them Contributor –Subscriber + create draft posts, but can’t publish Author –Contributor + publish or delete their own posts only Editor –Author + create, edit, delete anyone’s posts or pages –Can’t adjust site settings or manage users Administrators –All-powerful, omnipotent, sovereign, etc., etc., etc. Super administrator (WordPress Multi-Site only) –Manage multiple WordPress sites in a network –Appoint administrators for each site

6. Multi-user sites Completely private site –Site requires user account even to view anything Password-protected pages –Individual pages can be given passwords –Many plugins let you restrict certain pages to various user categories WordPress Multi-Site –Create multiple WordPress sub-sites where each administrator has as much or as little control as you choose to give them –Maximum flexibility for a multi-user site

7. [Activity: create users]