Enable front end posting with WordPress
6 easy steps how to let user submit content from the front end:
(Free Plugin-Download: https://wordpress.org/plugins/buddyfo... )
You already have or want to create a community/ network of people who create content for your website? With creating post forms you can easily involve your users or authors by giving them access to your site from the frontend. With the plugin BuddyForms you don’t have to deal with emails, long conversations about adding, editing and scheduling content as your community can submit any content themselves now.
Depending on your settings and permission rules you can control what content gets published. BuddyForms is especially focussing on post forms and is an innovative plugin for WordPress and BuddyForms - made to free up your time.
6 Easy steps to create your post forms:
1. Give your form a title
2. Get the settings right
3. Set submission rules to enable your users to manage their posts from the frontend
4. Customize your post form by adding form elements from the wide selection range
5. Set your notifications: Get notified if the post status is changing from published to draft for example
6. Be in full control how users can engage with your site by setting customized permissions for unregistered and registered users. Depending on your settings you are for example able to allow unregistered users to make posts. From here you can also decide who can create, edit and delete content.
After having created the Post Form you can now use a selection of shortcodes to:
1. display the form
2. user post list (what other articles and content did that user create)
3. Link to the form
4. Link to the users posts
Preview your just created post form and start engaging with your users.
Check out the full description and find the plugin on WordPress.org
Free Download: https://wordpress.org/plugins/buddyfo...
Feedback is Welcome.
Best place to get in contact is here: http://docs.buddyforms.com/
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