Rendering of custom walker menu function not working properly
Rendering of custom walker menu function not working properly
Rendering of custom walker menu function not working properly
Bootstrap Modal as login page
You can make wordpress have a dynamic url which will allow it to take any domain pointed to it. Put the following code towards the bottom of your “wp-config.php” file. // Make WordPress have a dynamic url define(‘WP_SITEURL’, ‘http://’.$_SERVER[‘HTTP_HOST’]); define(‘WP_HOME’, ‘http://’.$_SERVER[‘HTTP_HOST’]);
ok, so it seems I overlooked a previous question asked here on stackexchange. For anyone interested, the solution might be found here: brute force attack even though it is limited by IP
advance membership managment
I’ve discovered the following stuff. This kind of login is called internally Interim. It works thanks to the continuous polling offered by the Heartbeat API. The prefix of the expired session functionality is wp-auth-check and the important bit for me was a little script at /wp-includes/js/wp-auth-check.js. When the auth check request is sent to the … Read more
Remote REST request to check login status
Why not just use wp_login_form()? (Codex ref)
There is a plugin ‘Social Login for WordPress’ which serves the functions you are looking for. This plugin not only allows users to log in but also creates users on your website and auto-fill various fields in registration form. The plugin is FREE but there are white label and customized solutions available from LoginRadius.
Install wordpress at sitename.com Setup multisite Create a new site at /wordpress1/ Create a new site at /wordpress2/ Install Buddypress plugin Activate buddypress on /wordpress2/ ( not network wide, just wordpress2 ) Hey presto you have exactly what you want without the nightmarish usertable situation Problems you will face with the login using a shared … Read more