Every user showing the same gray silhouette is a two-minute fix in Settings. Here is how to change the WordPress default avatar, what each generated option actually produces, and how to give every user a picture of their own.
If you’ve ever needed to support family or household accounts in WordPress, you’ve probably relied on email aliases, often implemented using plus addressing (for example, [email protected]). This approach is extremely common. It works with WordPress core, it keeps LMS and membership plugins happy, and it lets multiple users share a single inbox. But while email (more…)
Every streaming service figured this out years ago. You open Netflix, and the first thing you see isn’t a login screen — it’s a profile picker. “Who’s watching?” Mom, Dad, Emma, Liam. One click and you’re in your own world: your watchlist, your recommendations, your progress on that show you’re halfway through. Nobody logs out. (more…)
If you’re running an online course, membership site, or youth program on WordPress, you’ve likely encountered this common frustration: Parents want to have separate accounts for each of their children, but WordPress’s default user system forces every individual, including young children, to have their own separate login and email address. Parents end up juggling multiple (more…)