USP Pro Tuts
USP Pro provides flexible Email Alerts for user-submitted posts. Much is possible out of the box, and with the power of custom fields, you can set up highly customized email alerts that are perfect for any workflow. In this quick tutorial, we’ll see an example of this, where we dynamically add the name of the […]
USP Pro provides a robust set of Email Alerts for users and administrators. Normally the alerts work great, but there are situations where the emails just aren’t arriving to the destination inbox. This quick guide explains how to enable email alerts and also provides some things to check when troubleshooting email alert functionality.
This quick tutorial explains how to enable uploads for file types that are not supported by WordPress by default. As explained in this tutorial, USP Pro supports all of the file types that are supported by WordPress. And as you can see in that post, that’s a LOT of different file formats. But not every […]
USP Pro enables your users to submit files like images and video to your WordPress-powered site. On properly configured setups, file uploads work perfectly. There are, however, a LOT variables involved when it comes to uploading files, and it is not entirely uncommon to experience issues if everything isn’t dialed in as required. So if […]
This tutorial provides code snippets to customize the USP Pro Dashboard Widget. These are all plug-&-play functions that can be added to your theme’s functions.php file, or added via your own custom plugin.
By default, WordPress does not include Custom Post Types when displaying archive views of your posts. For example, if you are using a Custom Post Type for submitted posts, by default WordPress will not include the posts in category archives, tag archives, or any other type of archive. So to help, this quick tutorial provides […]
USP Pro makes it easy to enable client-side form validation using Parsley.js. The default functionality works great for most forms, but you may want to go further with custom fields, advanced validation, and much more. This tutorial shows how to customize Parsley.js on supportive primary fields and custom fields. So you can dial in the […]
By default, USP Pro cleans up after itself with regards to plugin settings. So if you remove the plugin via the “Plugins” screen in the WP Admin Area, all plugin options will be removed from the database. This is ideal for normal plugin usage, but what if you need to delete the plugin but want […]