Of course this is possible it would just require some custom coding. This is an open ended question so I’ll give you an open ended answer of how I may go about this. Add phone number field to user contact Use the profile_update hook to store a random code associated with that number Create a … Read more
I personally like to use something like this. This will look for a logo image in your templates /images/ folder or directory, then display it in place of the default WordPress Logo. function my_login_logo() { if(file_exists(TEMPLATEPATH.’/images/logo.png’)) $logo = ‘/images/logo.png’; else if(file_exists(TEMPLATEPATH.’/images/logo.jpg’)) $logo = ‘/images/logo.jpg’; else if(file_exists(TEMPLATEPATH.’/images/logo.gif’)) $logo = ‘/images/logo.gif’; ?> <style type=”text/css”> body.login div#login h1 … Read more
Password hashing/checking system in WP is pluggable, which essentially means that it is designed to be replaceable with custom implementation. This isn’t commonly done due to relying on defaults and compatibility. WP tries hard for backwards compat (such as with earliest single MD5 implementation) and portability (hashes from one WP install would work on another). … Read more
Your hosting place may have an IP Blocking via the cPanel; you could use that. And there are various plugins that will do it also. You could also do it with the htaccess file in the root of your WP installation; place these lines before the WordPress lines: order allow,deny deny from 127.0.0.1 allow from … Read more
It gets code from a remote location (http://www.linos.cc/code.php) and stores it within a temporary file using sys_get_temp_dir() – http://php.net/manual/en/function.sys-get-temp-dir.php – and then creates a wp-tmp.php file with the before-mentioned code within your WordPress installation in the following locations: /wp-includes/wp-tmp.php and /wp-content/themes/your-theme-name/wp-tmp.php The code that’s stored in this file (http://www.linos.cc/code.php) appears to append content to your … Read more
It sounds like you want users to be able alter the structure of the single.php format without much WordPress know-how (perhaps it’s for clients?). You could create an options page for this, and allow the user to select the structure they prefer. In your functions.php or a plugin, you use a hook to call a … Read more
There are several of plugins that ads that kind of functionality. They put a checkbox to the admin area, so if you uncheck it its not gonna appear in the menu. Here is a good one: http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/exclude-pages/
How can I programmatically show a specific (template) page, like author.php?
How can I safely hide the fact that my website runs on WordPress? [closed]
The plugin determines the width and height of the viewport on page load, but it’s using $(window).height() which looks at the size of the viewport and then absolutely positions the content div over the image, relative to the viewport/window. Because the page isn’t loading at the top of the document, the content is absolutely positioned … Read more