Raulanton

Login Embedded is a lightweight customizable plugin that allow to create a multiauthor blog without using backend. (In fact it can be custom to hide backend except to admin users).
There are 2 embedded forms to be used that can be embedded in templates or pages (with shortcodes).
Login/register component This component is to be shown just to non-logged visitors, allowing to choose one of these 2 actions and showing just login or register form. This component could be customized to be shown on top of home page (exactly at the bottom of header), author templates, posts and pages, archives… If more flexibility is needed, a shortcode or function calls can be used.
Login Form: show login+password fields and a lost password recovery link. 
Register Form: show two fields, the first one to choose a login name and the other to explicit a login email.
Both forms manage errors and messages without using the backend.
Author card The author card shows ‘private’ info as login name and email if the logged in author is the same as the displayed author. 
The author card also allows to modify author info (login, bio…) if the logged in user is the displayed author. 
This form manage errors and messages without using the backend.
Shortcodes
[antonelf_logout_link]: Displays a logout link just if user is logged in. @param $atts[‘content’] if set, define message to show in logout link, otherwise __(‘Logout’) will be shown as message 
[antonelf_login_register_form]: Displays the register/login template (no parameters needed). 
[antonelf_author_card]: Displays the Author info card (no parameters needed).
I18N 
For the moment English, French and Spanish versions are ready. 
Any help with translations will be nice!

Login Embedded

I have been using this plugin to support a multiuser WordPress-as-CMS site at eseeusee.com and it is so useful to me that I think it could be a good idea to share it. :)



I really enjoy it, this is the reason to share!

Login Embedded is a lightweight customizable plugin that allow to create a multiauthor blog without using backend but embedded light forms.

flashpixx

With this plugin can added native PHP code within article and blog data. For logged-in user PHP error messages are shown for debugging the PHP code. Each 
code block is run like a PHP function. Own functions can be added to the plugin and can be included on other calls. For article writers the execution of 
PHP code can be disabled, so the administrator can create different function, that can be used by the writers. Output of the PHP code are included 
within the article.
<h4>Features</h4>
<ul>
<li>inline code on articles / pages</li>
<li>function define and include</li>
<li>only execution of defined functions</li>
<li>any PHP error message is passed to the author</li>
<li>disabling PHP error messages</li>
<li>execution can be denied by a keyword list</li>
</ul>
<h3>Requirements</h3>
<ul>
<li>PHP 5.3.0 or newer</li>
</ul>
<h3>Shortcode</h3>
For inline code you can use:
<pre>[evalphp] your code [/evalphp]</pre>
For included code:
<pre>[evalphp include="your includes"]</pre>
The include parameter is optional and can be used on both shortcodes.

Eval PHP

This plugin runs native PHP code that can be added to post and page data.

Login Embedded vs Eval PHP