Cloudbridge 2FA 1.0.3 for WordPress is out
Cloudbridge 2FA for WordPress has been released! This plugin provides uncomplicated 2FA functionality for WordPress. It will allow you to require a second, one time password or OTP, code to …
Cloudbridge 2FA for WordPress has been released! This plugin provides uncomplicated 2FA functionality for WordPress. It will allow you to require a second, one time password or OTP, code to …
Cloudbridge Mattermost 2.2.0 has been released with WordPress 6 support! The Cloudbridge Mattermost WordPress plugin is verified with WordPress 6 and Mattermost 7, and now features even more Mattermost integrations …
Cloudbridge Mattermost is a WordPress plugin that provides integration between WordPress and Mattermost. Cloudbridge Mattermost 2.1.0 has been released with fixes and new features! New features include support for Cloudflare …
The EasyMap for WordPress plugin provides uncomplicated Google Maps functionality for your WordPress web site. It allows a great deal of control over Google Maps features and comes with support …
Fail2WP for WordPress 1.0.0 has been released and is available via the WordPress Plugin repository and code.webbplatsen.net Fail2WP provides security functionality for WordPress sites and plays nicely with Fail2ban and …
The WordPress plugin Shortcode for Font Awesome (SCFA) 1.1.0 has been released: Tested with WordPress 5.6 Tested with PHP 7.4 Updated to Font Awesome 5.15.1 You can get it from: …
Cloudbridge Mattermost is a WordPress plugin that provides integration between WordPress and Mattermost. In the initial release, we focus on login notifications (successful, failed, unknown) from the various WordPress user …
While writing a WordPress plugin that displays the available user roles, I came across a snag: the user roles that I had fetched from WordPress weren’t translated into the site’s …
Using the APIs over at trafiklab.se can yield some quite useful results. I needed to be able to display the commute stop departure times for public transport in a given …
There are many posts about nginx, re-directs, PHP, and WordPress. There are somewhat fewer posts that talk about (internal) re-writes, where the request by the web browser is mangled to …