andreacimatti

if what you mean is that you want to add user data to your registration pages or to your user profile pages you can try the cimy extra fields plugin.

if what you mean is that you want to add user data to your registration pages or to your user profile pages you can try the cimy extra fields plugin.

if what you mean is that you want to add user data to your registration pages or to your user profile pages you can try the cimy extra fields plugin.

if what you mean is that you want to add user data to your registration pages or to your user profile pages you can try the cimy extra fields plugin.

if what you mean is that you want to add user data to your registration pages or to your user profile pages you can try the cimy extra fields plugin.

I am not sure as well of what you mean but…
if what you mean is that you want to add user data to your registration pages you can try the cimy extra fields plugin.

I have exactly the same problem
and am looking for a solution

i’m doing exactly this with the following plugin:
https://blog.firetree.net/2005/08/25/viewlevel-20/.

Set your family users as subscribers and in the viewlevel options set
Default View Level: 1.

Venukb,
I’ve tried your suggestions and I think that the Zohowriter is a very interesting idea as it is the only one of the three that does tables pretty well.

I still think that there must be a more integrated way of doing this.

Thanks

what is the ‘Strange bug’?

Does anybody know if someting has come up regarding the possibility to toggle between the tinymce and the oldstyle buttons directly in the post page?

good ideas both. I’ll look into them.

Yes, this would be much appreciated

The wp_link_pages is a good idea however the problem remains.
I think that it’s because both posts_nav_link and wp_link_pages can only be used within the Loop and the Loop does not work in Page Templates.

So at the moment I think that I will try to resolve the issue hard coding a next link.

Thank you for your ideas.

Yes, my question regards Page Templates.
I was wondering if anybody knew of a hack or a workaround
that permitted me to have on a Page Template something similar to prev/next seeing that I using a simple foreach loop I can show within that Page a limited number of posts at a time.
I’m one of the many who would like to use WordPress as a light CMS and each time that I try other platforms I come back to WordPress.

I am wondering the prev/next could be possible or if I am going on a dead end street.