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Sep

07

2008

The Best WordPress Theme Sites (A list of Lists)

Posted by Rex | Comments : (3)

Category : DHFW Site

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Did you notice? We have a new theme here at the DHFW site! In looking around for free WordPress themes, I encountered lots of sites touting their top lists of WordPress themes. I would have expected a lot of overlap between these sites, but I was surprised — there are more themes than sites talking about them. As such, I’ve put together this somewhat non-authoritative list of lists of the best WordPress themes out there. Let me know if I’m missing any lists of themes or individual themes to add!

  1. 30 Free Professional WordPress Themes – My favorite themes are here…. notice one in particular ;) ?
  2. 100 Excellent Free WordPress Themes - Another great list from the same folks who put together the above list
  3. 21 Fresh, Usable and Elegant WordPress Themes
  4. TopWPThemes – Hundreds of free themes
  5. Best WordPress Themes – “Cool free and premium WordPress themes”
  6. FreeWordPressThemes – “Collection of free quality WordPress themes.”
  7. Freewpthemes.net – “Totally free WordPress themes for your enjoyment”
  8. WordPress Themes Directory – Directly from the source
  9. SiteGround WordPress Themes – A few more from SiteGround, a web hosting company. “The SiteGround Design Team has created professional WordPress Themes that you can use for free!”
  10. Aslamp Themes – A few interesting themes here
  11. H4x3d – Some very artistic themes here

Know of any other good lists of themes that I should post here? Let me know!

Jun

18

2008

New WordPress Plugin: Show User Level Content

Posted by Rex | Comments : (29)

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UPDATE: Download is now available from the WordPress.org Plug-In site. You can now download the plug-in at the WordPress.org site!.

Like many WordPress users, I often have the need to segment my content for different user audiences. While plugins like Post Levels and Disclose Secret are good ways of hiding entire posts from users that don’t meet a certain minimum user level, I couldn’t find a good plugin that did that for parts of a post. I did manage to find a few that would hide parts of a post from unregistered users, but not one that would give you control over which user levels could see that post.

To meet that need, I created the Show User Level Content plugin. This plugin is quite simple. If you want to make a certain part of your content accessible only to users of a specific user level, enclose them with the tag where <level> is the user level. End the section you want to hide with the tag .

Sorry, you can't see this unless you are at User Level 2 or greater

will show the encapsulated content to users of level 2 or higher.

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