Category: ClassicPress

This is part of the azurecurve ClassicPress Plugins series which introduces the plugins I have available for ClassicPress.

The plugin I am going to cover in this post, is one written specifically for ClassicPress ; Load Admin CSS.

Functionality

Change the styling of your admin dashboard with custom CSS.

Options are maintained via a Settings page on the **azurecurve** menu.

Example CSS usage to change the font size in the textarea:

textarea.wp-editor-area{
	font-size: 1.33em;
}

This plugin is multisite compatible, with options set on a per site basis.

Download

The plugin can be downloaded from my GitHub.

This is part of the azurecurve ClassicPress Plugins series which introduces the plugins I have available for ClassicPress.

The plugin I am going to cover in this post, is one written specifically for ClassicPress ; Strong Password Generator.

Functionality

Create password forms allowing users to create strong passwords consisting of upper/lower case letters, numbers and symbols.

Options are maintained via a Settings page on the **azurecurve** menu.

Password forms are placed using the `strong-password-generator` shortcode and can have a number of parameters supplied to override the defaults from the options page; each shortcode must have an `id` parameter supplied. Available parameters are:

• password-length – length of password to be generated.
• password-minimum-length – minimum length of passwords which can be generated.
• password-maximum-length – maximum length of passwords which can be generated.
• password-number – number of passwords to generate.
• password-maximum-number – maximum umber of passwords which user can generate.
• text-before – text to display before password form.
• text-after – text to display after password form.
• label-password-length – label for password length field.
• label-password-number – label for number of passwords to generate field.
• label-lowercase – label for valid lowercase field.
• label-uppercase – label for valid uppercase field.
• label-numeric – label for valid numbers field.
• label-symbols – label for valid symbols field.
• allow-lowercase – allow user to include uppercase characters.
• allow-uppercase – allow user to include uppercase characters.
• allow-numeric – allow user to include number.
• allow-symbols – allow user to include symbols.
• valid-lowercase – list of valid lowercase characters.
• valid-uppercase – list of valid uppercase characters.
• valid-numeric – list of valid numbers.
• valid-symbols – list of valid symbols.

Example shortcode usage:

[strong-password-generator id="password-1"  text-before="The password generator below can be used to produce passwords compatible with Microsoft Dynamics GP." allow-symbols=1]

This plugin is multisite compatible, with options set on a per site basis.

Download

The plugin can be downloaded from my GitHub.

This is part of the azurecurve ClassicPress Plugins series which introduces the plugins I have available for ClassicPress.

The plugin I am going to cover in this post, is one written specifically for ClassicPress; Contact Forms.

Functionality

A simple contact forms plugin with an options page allowing default settings to be configured; these settings can, in most cases, be overridden when adding a contact form to a page. This plugin supports the use of multiple contact forms on a page.

Contact forms can be placed on pages using the simple-contact-form shortcode which supports the following parameters:

• id is the only mandatory parameter; a unique id for each contact form on the page must be supplied.
• send-from-email allows the default send from email address to be overridden.
• send-from-name allows the default send from email name to be overridden.
• recipients is a comma separated list of email address which allows the default recipients to be overridden.
• label-name allows the default label for the name field to be overridden.
• label-email allows the default label for the email field to be overridden.
• label-subject allows the default label for the subject field to be overridden.
• label-message allows the default label for the message field to be overridden.
• subject allows the default subject for the name field to be overridden. If an empty subject is provided, users can free form type a subject. Multiple subjects to allow picking from a drop down list can be supplied, separated with a |.
• subject-prefix allows a subject prefix to be added to all subjects when the email is sent and override the default.

Example shortcode usage:

[simple-contact-form id="contact-us" recipients="bob@example.com,jane@example.com" subject="Sales|Support|Accounts" subject-prefix="Contact us from example.com:"]

This plugin is multisite compatible, with options set on a per site basis.

Download

The plugin can be downloaded from my GitHub.