WordPress provides multi-user ability by default, but it doesn’t offer the right experience. We enhanced this ability and its features so the website can be used even as a magazine. There are more personalizing options for its users (authors) so their own blog can look exactly as they want now.
Google Map element will show all posts with address automatically and can filter them logically in accordance of page content
You can provide your users with simple Login and Register widget which doesn’t have to be used only in sidebars but also in content thanks to Widget Area element. After user is logged in, it becomes his simple administration panel with quick useful links.
(first widget has only presentation functionality)
Registered users have ability to customize their personal blogs. They can set their custom background of the page, they can write anything about themselves and put anything they want into their profile via WYSIWYG editor.
If author doesn’t have any posts yet, you can set a custom content for him as a welcome page and separated welcome content for public visitors. Here are some example contents.
It seems you haven’t written any post yet. But take it easy, we should recommend you firstly to customize it over here. You can write something about you in bio section or set your own avatar.
Go to your account settings by clicking on Account in the right sidebar. There you can see all available settings for you profile.
We picked some interesting ones:
All settings are recommended but optional.
How To Write a Blog PostClick on the Add Post button in the right sidebar below your avatar. It will redirect you to admin where you can see a list of all your posts. Next to the title there is a button for writing new one as shown in the picture. If you are familiar with WordPress, you can also use a toolbar or use “www.site.tld/admin” url directly.
After writing your first post, this welcome screen will be replaced by your bio and posts itself. Below you can also find a map with all your posts marked if you have set a location in your blog post.
You can look at the other authors and get inspired too:
It seems this author hasn’t written
any post yet
You can look at the other authors too:
With Authors Element you can easily display all authors of your website including your admins. You can determine which ones will be displayed and you can set their order by name, count of posts, registration date or random. There are many other options for element with which you can enable or disable author’s background, avatar, posts count, bio and social icons. Authors can be displayed in box or list layout.
With Blog Authors Widget you can easily show any author in sidebars with some display options too.
