FT Signature Manager

Description

This simple little plugin gives each author on your blog the ability to setup a signature and to include it at the bottom of their posts.

The admin screen gives each author the ability to format their signature (a text area with HTML formatting enabled) and to indicate whether or not they want the signature on or off by default.

Regardless of the default setting, your authors may toggle the inclusion of the signature to ‘on’ or ‘off’ for each individual post at the bottom of the Write Post and Edit Post screens.

=Release History=
1.4 – Updated for WordPress 3.5.
1.3 – Fixed a bug that caused signatures not to show up on certain server configs.
1.2 – Moved Signature Management to profile page.
1.1 – Fixed a bug that prevented writing / editing pages.
1.0 – Initial Release

Installation

1. Upload ft_signature_manager.php to the /wp-content/plugins/ directory
2. Activate the plugin through the ‘Plugins’ menu in WordPress

FAQ

Where do I edit my signature

1. Log into WP with author privledges and click the ‘Profile’ link.
2. Select ‘Signature Options’ and type in your signature.

Can I control whether the signature is displayed / hidden on a specific post

Yes, at the bottom of the “Write Post” or “Edit Post” screen you can toggle the signature’s inclusion for that post.

Where can I request help or additional features

The plugin’s homepage is located at FullThrottle Development’s Website

Reviews

Not working in 5.4

westerngeomancy April 28, 2020

I’ve used this plugin for years, but it needs updating. Hyperlinks within the signature file no longer work.

Works ok

Barbara Tavora September 3, 2016

Works very well with the version 4.3.1. Very easy to set up. It is not necessary to change any line code. It works with multiple authors, with a custom signature for each author. Does not work with quotes. If you need to use image or link, you can enter the HTML without the quotes. example: <a href=URL><img src=IMG_URL></a> If you want to write a quote, a text for example, so that the quotes appear without error, use the html ASCII code as the following (https://www.w3schools.com/charsets/ref_html_ascii.asp): &#ASCII_CODE;

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