The ultimate WordPress plugin for front-end publishing
This is one of the most common questions asked by Frontend Publishing Pro users and in this post I will try to answer it as comprehensively as possible. Why Can’t I See Custom Field Values? Custom fields were introduced in the plugin to support the wide range of third-party plugins and themes that use postRead More
Have you been facing one or more of the following issues when using Frontend Publishing Pro? – Nothing happens when featured image link is clicked – Nothing happens when Add Media button is clicked for the rich text editor – The redirection feature doesn’t work – The page reloads when you click the submit buttonRead More
When a post is created in WordPress, items like title, content, ID and status are stored in the wp_posts table. However that’s not the only place where WordPress stores post information. There also exists a wp_postmeta table that contains all the extra bits. Each extra bit is stored against a meta key. This meta keyRead More
Step 1: Start editing the form for which you would like to create a custom field. Step 2: In the Fields tab you will notice a small box on the right side titled Custom Fields. Enter a label and a meta key, and press Add. The Label can be anything you like. The meta keyRead More
Finding meta keys for third-party plugins and themes is not always straight-forward. This tutorial explains how you can find the key for any meta field available on the post edit page in your admin area. The plugin that we are going to use as a reference is WooCommerce, the popular e-commerce platform for WP. HoweverRead More
Since version 3.0.0 Frontend Publishing Pro offers anonymous or guest posting, allowing users to submit posts without logging in. By default this feature is disabled and there some things that you should know before enabling it on your website. In this short post we will try to go through these things. Here’s a step-by-step tutorialRead More
Step 1: Make sure that the checkbox in the Data tab of the plugin settings is NOT checked. Step 2: Delete the plugin completely using WordPress’ plugin manager. Don’t worry, all your settings and form will be there after the upgrade. Step 3: Install the new plugin version using the WordPress plugin manager. Just likeRead More
Version 3.0.2 of Frontend Publishing Pro included the following bug fixes and improvements: – Added the ability to arrange taxonomy terms hierarchically instead of alphabetically – When setting values in the Messages tab of the plugin settings you can now add HTML – Confirmation before post deletion – Automatic redirection to login page – AbilityRead More
Version 3.0.1 included the following bug fixes and improvements: – Fixed an issue due to which some strings were not translatable – Fixed an issue which was causing the form and post list to always appear on the top of the page – Made sure that rewrite rules are automatically flushed so that post listRead More
Frontend Publishing Pro 3.0.0 is now available for download at CodeCanyon. This version has been created from the ground up to offer maximum stability and new features. This is a major release which means that it is not a 100% compatible with the previous versions and you might have to make some adjustments on yourRead More