Plugin Planet

Plugin Planet is initially built for USP Pro, but plans are now in place to add several additional premium WordPress plugins in the future.

After 10 weeks of development, I’m pleased to announce the launch of USP Pro, a premium WordPress plugin for unlimited frontend forms.

Plugin-Planet.com is designed to sell premium WordPress plugins. I will be adding my own plugins to the site, and also hosting plugins for independent developers. Here is a little bit of information about the site.

Out of the box, USP Pro is tightly integrated with the WordPress Media Library. This means that any/all files submitted via USP Pro forms are uploaded to the default directory, /wp-content/uploads/ or something like /wp-content/uploads/2024/01/ if you have enabled the WordPress option to “Organize my uploads into month- and year-based folders”. That’s great for most […]

General “best-practice” type post for WordPress users. When including template tags provided by a plugin or theme, it’s good practice to precede the tag with a conditional check to make sure that the function exists.

Super quick tip for USP Pro and an alternate way to reset your front-end forms. Estimated reading time: 30 seconds ;)

USP Pro really shines when it comes to ease of use: building forms and displaying submitted content is quick and easy with a complete collection of Shortcodes and Template Tags. USP Pro provides Template Tags that make it easy to display submitted post content, author information, file uploads, and more. This guide serves as a […]

USP Pro really shines when it comes to ease of use: building forms and displaying submitted content is quick and easy with a complete collection of Shortcodes and Template Tags. USP Pro provides Shortcodes that make it easy to display forms, submitted content, and user info virtually anywhere. This guide serves as a complete reference […]

Customizing USP Forms is the same basic process as crafting a normal WP Post or Page. The Form is created from the “Edit USP Form” screen, where USP Quicktags may be used to add fields, buttons, and more to the form. Each Quicktag includes its own attributes that may be used to customize the field […]

There are four ways to display USP Forms virtually anywhere on your website. For example, after building and publishing a USP Form, you can display it in any WP Post or Page by simply adding its shortcode. This Doc explains this and several other ways of displaying USP Forms exactly to suit your requirements.