As you already know that WordPress is an open-source platform and it is translated into many languages by different contributors. Most plugins are already translated into different languages. But if you find a plugin that is not already translated into your local language, you can translate that plugin yourself. You don’t need to be technical in order to translate a WordPress plugin into your own language.
How to create Facebook App and get App ID and secret?
Creating a Facebook App is no rocket science but it just needs clean steps to follow. Before we begin the suggested steps to create a Facebook app, the reason must be vivid. Facebook Application ID is used to integrate with the Social Media Sharing feature and Facebook login integration on the website, which is usually recommended for protecting the sensitive information keeping intact.
It is because the moment a a Facebook App is created that app will have an App ID and an App Secret. Then the the App ID is utilized to send several requests to Facebook for data. And The Facebook App Secret gets enable to decode the encrypted messages from Facebook.
So here we can dive into the easy steps for creating Facebook App Id And Get App ID And Secret.
Step 1
Go to the Facebook Developers section and login into your Facebook account, if you are not logged in already. This should not be your business account.
My first WordCamp talk
I was following WordPress Community of Nepal on twitter since they had their first WordCamp in 2012 and was already impressed by them but when I visited I could easily see the impact of last 5 years of establishing the community there.
They had WordCamp Kathmandu now instead of Nepal, as there are a couple of others meetups groups established like WordPress Pokhara. Yes, I was invited to their monthly meet up as well after my WordCamp talk.
WPBrigade graduated from Y Combinator’s Startup School
Before I begin one of the positive note of my life and company’s achievement at y combinator startup school, there must be quotes that why it was necessary for us.
Like many other startup schools, Y Combinator’s Startup School is designed as a free online platform for newly launched businesses and people having entreprenerd ideas to excel in the business world. Globally it is recognized for accelerating the topnotch business to launch including Reddit and Dropbox etc.
Y Combinator’s Startup School For WPBrigade
I’m very happy to announce that We have been graduated from Y Combinator Startup School 2017 batch. It is a big moment for us, no doubt. We focused on our product LoginPress during the startup school.
Add Privacy Policy Checkbox in Registration Form
By default, the user registration for WordPress is off. Once you enable it, you’ll find it doesn’t let you gather much information from users when they first register on your site. It has basic fields, including Username or Email Address and Password.
Custom fields empower you to get extra information from your users, such as an address or phone number, or ask them to accept your Terms & Conditions, Privacy Policy, etc.
Important: The WordPress Checkboxes or checkboxes at any website are legal, as clicking on a checkbox is urging a signature on a written contract.
Here we’ll explain how to add the custom field “Privacy Policy” in the WordPress registration form with custom coding. So, make sure you read this article till the end.
Let’s get started!
Enable WordPress Registration Form
Note: We assume you’ve already enabled the WordPress registration form.
If not, simply go to the left sidebar of the admin dashboard, navigate to Settings, and click the General option.
The General Settings screen will open up. Scroll down a bit, and tick mark the Membership checkbox.
When you are done, scroll done and click on the Save Changes button to save the settings.
Now you can see the registration link on your login page:
Adding Custom Field “Privacy Policy” on the Registration Form
Here are going to add the custom “Privacy Policy” checkbox to the user registration form in WordPress. This process will be carried out using custom coding, so buckle up!
1. Hook for Adding Privacy Policy Field on the Registration Form
Note: register_form Allow rendering of new HTML element.
Paste the following code in the child theme’s functions.php file to add the Privacy Policy checkbox on the registration form.