To allow your users to post articles in front-end, you have to use a plugin which provides this feature. There are several that will allow you to allow your users to create posts, attach the featured image, set categories/tags (and more) in a front-end form directly from their BuddyPress profile. Social Articles plugin Social Articles […]
Continue reading "How do I allow my users to post articles on my site in front-end?" Heads up! You must first have installed a plugin allowing the creation of front-end posts If you want to allow you users to post in front-end, you can visit this other article of our documentation: How do I allow users of my site to post articles in front-end?. Why my users cannot create posts? To […]
Continue reading "My users cannot create posts in front-end" To add a “like/vote” button to your WordPress posts, simply install and activate the WP ULike plugin. With the help of the WP ULike plugin, it is possible to cast voting to any type of content you may have on your website. You can have Like and Dislike Button on all of your content would […]
Continue reading "How to add like/vote buttons to my WordPress posts" To display share buttons (Facebook, twitter, etc.) on your WordPress posts, all you need to do is install and activate a plugin especially designed for this purpose. Our themes and plugins are compatible with the popular AddToAny Share Buttons plugin For more information on all the settings offered by this plugin, we advise you to […]
Continue reading "How to add share buttons to my WordPress posts" Customizing menu items in vertical navigation may seem difficult, but it brings a lot of possibility and granularity. If you want to know how to add icons, we recommend you to follow this article before : What icons can I use for my menu and on the whole site. Hide text when navigation is collapsed […]
Continue reading "How to customize display of vertical navigation menu items" You can use all the icons of Font Awesome icons pack (version 4.7: https://fontawesome.com/v4.7.0/icons) or/and those of the Feather icons pack (https://feathericons.com). Feather Icons Pack If you want to use an icon from the Feather Icons pack, you can proceed like this:
1 | <i class="cera-icon cera-thumbs-up"></i> |
You must first initialize the right icon pack by adding the “cera-icon” […]
Continue reading "What icons can I use for my menu and on the whole site" Heads up! Make sure BuddyPress, BP Maps for Members and BP xProfile Location are installed first! Please make sure you have BuddyPress, BP Maps for Members and BP xProfile Location installed and activated. If you haven’t already done so, you still can install this plugin before proceeding to the following steps. Also, please make sure you […]
Continue reading "Add Geolocation feature for BuddyPress members (BP Maps for Members)" Manually Created Users The reason why you can’t see the users that you created manually is because BuddyPress will only show members considered as “active members” on the site. Even if you manually activated the users, you need to log in with each user at least once so that BuddyPress considers them as active members. […]
Continue reading "My members directory show no members or only one" To make your site completely private (intranet or full private content platform), you have to install and activate the My Private Site plugin. After that go to the plugin setting page (Settings > Private Site) and adjust options according to your needs. Here is a link of a well-written article about this subject : https://www.wpbeginner.com/beginners-guide/how-to-make-your-wordpress-blog-completely-private/ […]
Continue reading "How to Make Your Site Completely Private" Remove “dots square” behind the post thumbnail from all single posts
1 | .single-post #content .entry-thumbnail .post-thumbnail:after { display: none !important; } |
Remove vertical lines from all single posts
1 | .single .site-main .entry-separator { display: none !important;} |
Remove “dots border” decoration from all widget titles
1 2 3 4 5 6 | #secondary-left .widget h2.widget-title:after, #secondary-left .widget h3.widget-title:after, #secondary-right .widget h2.widget-title:after, #secondary-right .widget h3.widget-title:after { display: none !important; } |