How to Manage Permissions on WordPress Multisite Networks
If you are in charge of a WordPress multisite network, it can be very useful standardize your setup across all your sites. However, WordPress doesn’t…
Author: Steve Burge
Steve is the founder of OSTraining. Originally from the UK, he now lives in Sarasota in the USA. Steve's work straddles the line between teaching and web development.
How to Hide Unwanted Gutenberg Blocks in WordPress
The block editor is now the default way to add content to your WordPress site. Every time you add features such as images, videos, tables,…
How to Allow WordPress Users to Delete Images and Files
By default, WordPress is very, very careful about who can delete files in your site’s Media Library. Only users in the “Administrator” role are able…
How to Add WordPress Guest Authors to Your Posts
Do you accept guest blog posts on your WordPress site? It’s a great way to drive traffic to your site, improve your SEO, and create…
Change Accounts with User Switching WordPress Plugins
User switching plugins in WordPress can be very useful. These plugins allows administrators to switch and see the site as another user. This features is…
Allow WordPress Users to Create Only Lower-level Accounts
WordPress arrives with five user roles that you’ll see on a new site. These roles are in a hierarchy from Subscriber up to Administrator. Subscribers…
How to Change Edit Permissions For WordPress Content
WordPress is an excellent platform for writing, editing and publishing content. So it’s important to know who has permission to do that on your WordPress…
How to Remove Unwanted WordPress User Roles
By default, WordPress arrives with five default user roles: Contributor, Subscriber, Author, Editor, and Administrator. However, when you start installing plugins, you may see many…
Alternative to the Co-Authors Plus WordPress Plugin
Co-Authors Plus is an old and popular WordPress plugin. By default, WordPress allows you to choose a single author for content. Co-Authors Plus was a…
Access Control in WordPress With PublishPress Capabilities
There is one reason I keep hearing over and over again from people who don’t use WordPress: there’s no access control. For large organizations, it’s…
How Does CMB2 Help WordPress Developers?
Have you heard about the WordPress plugin that seems to do nothing, but is installed on over 100,000 sites? CMB2 is one of the most…
TemplateToaster Website Builder Review
Website development has been a difficult task for developers, especially those who are new in this field. But, with the advancement in technology, you can…
How to Use the WP RSS Aggregator Plugin
Over the years, we’ve relied on RSS feeds for many different tasks. Ten years ago, we used RSS feeds to create news sites, pulling in…
A Review of the Modern Events Calendar Plugin for WordPress
Finding the best WordPress event calendar for event management can be a challenging task. If you are a website owner and plan to create events…
How to Add Push Notification to Your WordPress Website
Content creation is one thing, but content distribution is a completely different ball game. Most websites master the art of content creation and still wonder…
How to Use WooCommerce Product Revisions
WooCommerce is the most popular way to build an eCommerce site with WordPress. If you are careful with your product listings, you will want to…
PublishPress Revisions is the Major New Version of Revisionary
Revisionary is a WordPress plugin that has been around for nearly 10 years. Revisionary allowed you to moderate or schedule changes to published posts. The…
How to Schedule a Revision to Go Live in WordPress
One OSTraining user asked us this week if it was possible to schedule a revision to go live in the future. This would be very…
How to Moderate and Schedule Revisions in WordPress
WordPress has one of the most powerful revision systems available on any blogging platform. When you start writing in WordPress, your changes will be automatically…
The Next Decade at OSTraining
OSTraining’s tenth anniversary is coming up on November 18th! This is a meaningful milestone, and we owe a huge “Thank You” to OSTraining’s members, viewers…