March 4, 2013
by Dave Clements
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Rather than getting paid with PayPal, you can build your own professional payment system using WordPress, Gravity Forms and Stripe. Now your clients can pay their invoices instantly on your own site: very professional! Continue reading →

February 25, 2013
by Dave Clements
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The nice people at WPMUdev have offered one lucky DIWW reader a 1-year membership, for complete access to their themes, plugins, forums and support: a huge package for any budding developer. Continue reading →

February 18, 2013
by Dave Clements
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Using this snippet, you can display a list of attachments that are attached to a particular post, so that they can be retrieved on the front end. Continue reading →

February 11, 2013
by Dave Clements
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Instead of updating your About Me section every year, you can use this simple shortcode to quickly display your age and have it updated automatically. Continue reading →

February 4, 2013
by Dave Clements
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Using Gravity Forms, you can allow users to edit their profile from a simple form on the front-end of your site, ensuring consistency with the styling of your site. It even supports passwords and custom profile fields. Continue reading →

January 28, 2013
by Dave Clements
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Using this snippet, you can make Gravity Forms fields read only, or greyed out, by simply applying a CSS class to the field, thus disabling user edits to the field: useful for displaying information. Continue reading →

January 21, 2013
by Dave Clements
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The WP Butler is our new service, offering Professional WordPress Management services at reasonable prices, and to celebrate, we’re giving away some free plans, and a discount for everyone else! Continue reading →

January 15, 2013
by Dave Clements
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With this snippet, you can take the user’s access level from Restrict Content Pro to conditionally display (or hide) certain fields in a Gravity Forms form. Continue reading →

January 8, 2013
by Dave Clements
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Using tools like Custom Meta Boxes, you can store and display data very easily, allowing you to create complex sites for tracking orders, keeping a customer database, or managing projects for example. Continue reading →

January 3, 2013
by Dave Clements
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Nav Menu Roles adds very useful functionality to your WordPress site, allowing you to hide menu items based on a user’s role, or whether they’re logged in. Continue reading →