WordPress Plugin: Groups, user management, capabilities and more

January 18th, 2012 - Backend, Wordpress - No Comments

I found out about this plugin a few days ago in the wp-hackers mailing list where the author is basically asking for some feedback.

Groups provides group-based user membership management, group-based capabilities and content access control. It integrates standard WordPress capabilities and application-specific capabilities along with an extensive API.

WordPress plugin – P3 (Plugin Performance Profiler)

January 12th, 2012 - Backend, Wordpress - No Comments

With P3 you can check which plugins are slowing down your WordPress installation. After a complete scan you can get a detailed report about the pages that generate the most database queries. Available only for WordPress 3.3+ and browsers capable of displaying data on the <canvas> element.

WordPress plugin – Ultimate CMS

January 11th, 2012 - Backend, Wordpress - No Comments

This is an easy to use WordPress plugin to create, customize, manage custom post types, custom page types, custom archives and custom taxonomies. Still in Beta so make sure you test it before using it in a live environment.

WordPress Custom Post Type Code Generator

June 11th, 2011 - Backend, Wordpress - No Comments

A while ago, WordPress introduced custom post types. It is a great feature as we can now break free from the default post types (posts, pages, revisions, attachments and nav menus) and turns WordPress into a true CMS. Thing is that in order to create new custom post types, a lot of typing is involved. Personally i have created a skeleton post type as a snippet in my favorite editor but there’s one more solution for this (without using plugins). It’s called WordPress Custom Post Type Code Generator and it let’s you do as the title suggests. Generate the code needed for a CPT. Bookmarked!

Menu Humility – A WordPress plugin to keep menu items in order

June 10th, 2011 - Backend, Wordpress - No Comments

Menu Humility is a WordPress plugin that solves a really simple but sometimes annoying problem in the WordPress admin panel. Some plugin authors create their options pages as top level menus and they place them in the first menu group, right under “Dashboard”. Menu Humility will grab these options and place them at the end of the WP menu.