humanmade / bylines

Modern multi-author publishing for WordPress

Bylines

Bylines is a commercial plugin available from https://bylines.io. The plugin is hosted here on a public GitHub repository in order to better facilitate community contributions from developers and users alike.

If you're using the plugin on a live site, please purchase a valid license. Only those holding a valid license key are eligible for support.

For usage information, including integrating into your theme, Co-Authors Plus migration, etc., please see the documentation portal.

bylines's Issues

Adding email field to new byline UI

Currently, you can add name and slug for a new byline, but the list on the right hand side displays email too:

At the moment, the only way to add the email is by clicking Edit under the byline after it's been created.

I think it'd be great if we could have the same fields on the left (fields for new bylines) and on the right (the list).

@roborourke thoughts on this?

Add profile picture for guest byline instead of using Gravatar

Just an idea.

At the moment, it seems like the only way to associate a profile picture to a newly created guest byline is to add an email address that is connected to a Gravatar account—just tried adding my email address connected to Gravatar, and pulled my image from there successfully.

I think it's good that we can use Gravatar, but it'd be much better if we could have also the ability to upload a profile picture, just in case a guest contributor isn't on Gravatar.

@roborourke thoughts?

Add "Edit byline" link to admin bar for byline term pages

It would be helpful if, when viewing a byline archive page, there was a link to edit that byline in the admin bar.

Replace "Back to tags" with "Back to bylines"

Once I've edited info about a newly created byline, it prompts me to go back to "tags" instead of "bylines".

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