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Numerous people are using WordPress for blogging and in many cases there are more than one authors on a website. It’s uncomfortably surprising that WordPress doesn’t support out of the box a category menu for each author separately.
I was looking for this feature online for my personal need but couldn’t find it on any plugin. To be exact I was using a modified version of <a href="http://www.makesites.cc/programming/by-makis/level10-blog-matrix-plugin-for-wordpress-2x/" rel="nofollow ugc">another similar plugin</a> but that was until version 2.3 where the database structure changed for WordPress and it simply stopped working.
As I saw it, it wasn’t worth fixing old, deprecated (and highly cluttered) code, and there weren’t any other solutions out there, so I decided to create a new plugin. Thankfully the new database and API made it as easy as I had hoped for.
I ended up with this plugin, that was created as a wrapper of the default category menu.
It is lightweight and can easily plug-in, plug-out. Furthermore, being an extension of the default category menu, means that none of the functionality (sorting, post count etc.) is lost. In fact it can be easily extended and could support future versions of the blogging platform for years to come.
<h3>Usage</h3>
After you upload an activate the plugin through your admin panel, all you need to do is call the custom function wp_author_categories() that will create an author’s menu for you. Notice that this only works in author pages and will revert to the default category menu in any other case.
If you are using the default template, you can easily find this line in “sidebar.php” (that displays the category menu): 
 < ?php wp_list_categories('show_count=1&title_li=Categories’); ?>
You can replace it with this condition that will use the wp_author_categories() function instead, when you are visiting the author pages
<pre><code> <?php 
 /*
 * First write down the arguments you want to use for you menu and store them in a variable. 
 * These are the same for the default menu ("wp_list_categories") and the author menu ("wp_author_categories")
 * you can find more information on the options you can use here: https://codex.wordpress.org/Template_Tags/wp_list_categories
 */
 $args = 'show_count=1&title_li=<h2>Categories</h2>';
 if($author){
 wp_author_categories($args); 
 } else{
 wp_list_categories($args); 
 }
 ?>
</code></pre>
Alternatively, and if you already have an “author.php” file in your template folder, you can simply rename “wp_list_categories()” to “wp_author_categories()”, passing the same arguments.
To uninstall, it’s as easy as doing the reverse actions. Delete all references of the wp_author_categories() function from your template files and uninstall the plugin through that WordPress’s admin panel.
<h3>License</h3>
This work is released under the terms of the GNU General Public License: 
http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-2.0.txt

Author Categories

A wrapper of the default 'wp_list_categories' to present an author's menu, when in the author pages.

hind

This plugin allows you to track number of views on each post
by adding a column for views to the posts table in the admin area
and limits the posts in the table to only admin ,author and editor posts
It also adds a sub menu under Posts called “Admin Statistics”
(that can be seen only by an admin ,author or an editor)
which provides names of each admin ,author and editor
along with the number of posts that each has ever published
With the option to find out the number of posts they’ve published between two set dates that you provide
by inputing the dates in the fields on the right .
<h3>support</h3>
if you have any problems or suggestions please feel free to contact me at my email :hindshalfeh@gmail.com

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