First of all, we need to define 2 concepts: Frontend URL is the URL of the page that the user sees in the browser. For example, http://site.com/edit-post/. Backend…
We recommend you use WP Ultimo because it provides many features (subscription and billing feature, site creation, billing plans, pricing table, site templates, single sign on, etc.). But…
If you are using our plugin to bring a backend page to the frontend, chances are you don't want the frontend users to see all the backend elements,…
Here's how you can integrate Elementor and WP Frontend Admin to create beautiful frontend dashboard pages with just some clicks. You'll be able to create frontend dashboard pages…
Here we explain the Access Restrictions of WP Frontend Admin for Multisite networks. Preliminary notes: You can read our notes on WP Frontend Admin's general settings for multisite.…
This entry is a detailed explanation of the General Settings of the WP Frontend Admin plugin for multisite networks. Preliminary notes: If you use WP Ultimo to sell…
Important: You can read our notes on the general settings for Multisite. Here are several important notes and solutions to problems when integrating WP Ultimo and WP Frontend…
Here is the complete list of shortcodes available with WP Frontend Admin: 1- Shortcode to display any wp-admin page on the frontend Use the following shortcode to display…
Here are the solutions to common errors you might face while creating frontend pages: The admin content looks too small or has the wrong height Some pages in…
Here's a description of the Appearance Settings from WP Frontend Admin: Admin CSS: This CSS will run on the admin content, it will not apply to the general…
Here's an explanation of the Access Restrictions options from WP Frontend Admin: Enable the wp-admin access restrictions: Check this option to activate access restrictions. This means that users…
Here's an explanation of the Login Settings from WP Frontend Admin: Login Page URL (optional): If you create a frontend dashboard, you can use the shortcode: [wp_frontend_admin_login_form] to…
You can access the general settings by going to WP Frontend Admin > Settings > General. Add "Edit" link after post content: Most themes show an "Edit" link…