bengineer

<p>A WordPress plugin which gives the ability to zoom in/out on various text elements (think user readability enhancement). After a user edits their zoom level the plugin sets a cookie so that it will remember their setting and use it.</p>
<h3>Installation (not necessarily in order)</h3>
<p>Step One: Simply apply the CSS class “larger” to whatever text element that should have the ability to be resized (NOTE: this is best implemented on a responsive design, for obvious reasons).</p>
<p>Step Two: Add in the “buttons” which will trigger the font re-size. These buttons should have the classes of…</p>
<p>Zoom In Button = “zoomIn”<br />
Zoom Out Button = “zoomOut”</p>
<p>Step Three: Install the WP plugin and activate it.</p>
<p>Step Four: Wow your users with text that is easily read, no matter how bad their eyesight! 😉</p>
<h3>Example</h3>
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<h3>License</h3>
<p><a href="http://www.wtfpl.net/txt/copying/" rel="nofollow ugc">WTFPL</a></p>


Font-Zoom

A Wordpress plugin which gives the ability to zoom in/out on various text elements (think user readability enhancement). After a user edits their zoom …

SwiftNinjaPro

<p>A Plugin That only allows whitelisted IP’s, or optionally whitelisted browsers, to access wp-login.<br />
This plugin does Not effect front-end login plugins.<br />
If an IP is not whitelisted, the wp-login page will be killed and replaced with a message saying “your IP/Browser is not whitelisted”, or optionally redirect the user to 404 page instead.</p>
<p>A better way to hide wp-login. You can add a list of admin IP’s to this plugin, where you want to allow usage of wp-login.<br />
Even if you have other users that login, its better to use another plugin for a more secure front end login, and this plugin will only allow a specific list of IP’s to access the wp-login page.<br />
You can also (optionally) have this plugin attempt to redirect anyone to 404 page, if they try and access wp-login without the right IP.<br />
You can also choose to disable the 404 redirect, and instead tell users there IP is not whitelisted, and that they should contact the admin if this is in error.<br />
The plugin does Not block wp-admin, so once logged in, you can still edit your site on the go.<br />
The plugin also has an option to whitelist your favorite common browsers to wp-login. This means you can keep users from accessing the wp-login page, simply because there using Internet Explore, and not what you chose to allow.<br />
There is another option (which may return false positives), that attempts to check if the source of an IP is commonly used by a proxy server, and can block proxy IP’s to try and reduce spoofing.</p>


WP-Login and WP-Admin Whitelist

A Plugin That only allows whitelisted IP's, or optionally whitelisted browsers, to access wp-login, or optionally wp-admin.

Font-Zoom vs WP-Login and WP-Admin Whitelist