Front-End Registration Form Shortcode
Adds a [wpide_register] shortcode that shows a sign-up form on any page, styled by your theme, using WordPress's normal registration process and emails.
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Adds a [wpide_register] shortcode that shows a sign-up form on any page, styled by your theme, using WordPress's normal registration process and emails.
Registers an image size, such as a wide portfolio banner, but only creates it for images uploaded to that post type, so every other upload is not stored in yet another size.
Registers a "Glossary" post type where each term gets its own page under /glossary/, sorted alphabetically.
Adds a public /wp-json/site/v1/image-sizes endpoint listing every registered image size with its width, height and crop setting, so headless front ends can pick the right size for each layout.
Registers a "Jobs" post type for vacancies with Job Type (full-time, part-time) and Job Location taxonomies and a /jobs/ archive.
Registers a "Knowledge Base" post type with a nested Topic taxonomy for help articles and documentation, under /docs/.
Puts every newly registered user into a LearnDash group automatically, giving them the group's courses and placing them under its group leaders.
Automatically enrolls every newly registered user in the LearnDash courses you choose, such as a free onboarding course.
Adds password and confirm-password fields to the WordPress registration form, so new members pick their own password instead of waiting for a "set your password" email.
Enrolls every newly registered user in the LifterLMS courses or memberships you choose, such as a free welcome course.
When a customer registers, attaches any earlier guest orders placed with the same email address to their new account so they appear in My Account.
Adds a Tools > Shortcodes screen listing every shortcode available on the site and the plugin, theme or function that provides it, so you know what can be used in content.
Adds a "wp shortcodes-in-use" command that scans all content and lists each shortcode tag found, how many posts use it and whether anything is still registered to handle it.
Registers every .html file in wp-content/patterns/ as a block pattern, using the file name as its title, so designers can add patterns by dropping in markup copied from the editor.
Registers a native JavaScript module with WordPress's Script Modules API and loads it only on pages that contain a chosen block, so modern ES module code needs no bundler and costs nothing elsewhere.
Registers a "Locations" post type for branches, stores or offices, each with its own page under /locations/.
Forces "Anyone can register" and the default new user role to fixed values in code, so an attacker or a mistake cannot open admin-level sign-ups.
Signs people in straight after they register through the WordPress registration form and sends them to a welcome page, instead of making them wait for an email.
Registers a [login_logout_link] shortcode that shows "Log in" to visitors and "Log out" to logged-in users, returning them to the same page.
Registers the text of selected site options, for example a plugin's notice text or a cookie banner message, in WPML String Translation and returns the right translation on the front end.
Turns on Polylang translation for custom post types registered by your theme or a plugin, even when they do not appear in Languages > Settings.
Registers a custom field (such as a subtitle) with the REST API so it can be connected to Paragraph or Heading blocks through Block Bindings and edited right in the block.
Removes the public pages, archive and search presence of a post type registered by a plugin or theme while keeping it editable in the admin.
Adds a dashboard widget showing how many people registered in each of the last six months, with simple bars, so you can see if your community is growing.