Kezz Bracey

s2Member Buttons is a helpful tool for users the s2Member plugin, an awesome free membership site system by the folks over at WebSharks / Primo Themes.
Once installed, s2Member adds twelve extra buttons to your post editing toolbar.
These buttons can be used to easily add shortcodes into your content that control display for users with various access levels.
There is also an extra function to display a user’s EOT (end of term).
And there is the ability to output a list of all sites a member can access in a multisite network.
The twelve buttons, in order, are:
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<li>List member’s sites – for multisite networks</li>
<li>Show member EOT</li>
<li>If logged in</li>
<li>If not logged in</li>
<li>If level 1 or above</li>
<li>If not level 1 or above</li>
<li>If level 1</li>
<li>If level 2</li>
<li>If level 3</li>
<li>If level 4</li>
<li>If level 0</li>
<li>Public</li>
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These buttons have been really handy for me, so here they are for any other s2Member users who’d like to have them as well.

s2Member Buttons

Add buttons to your toolbar that help you control content presentation in an s2Member based membership site.

michael_porter

Site Template is a plugin that allows site administrators to set up “site templates” for their WPMU or wordpress 3 (with networking enabled) sites. When a user creates a new blog, he or she will be prompted with a list of site templates to select from. Each template specifies the theme, theme options, widgets, plugins, pages, posts, categories, links, tags, menus, and link cateogries for the new site.
Creating a site template is a two step process:
First, create a site with the appropriate theme, theme options, widgets, active plugins, pages, posts, categories, tags, links, and link categories. This site will serve as the template, and the site’s name will be the name of the template.
Second, an administrator needs to flag the site as a template. To flag a site as a template the administrator needs to go to the admin blogs page (in wpmu) or the sites page (in wp3), find the site, and click on the “Activate Template” link in the rightmost column.
Once the template is created it will appear in the list of templates whenever a user creates a new site. Site templates are live meaning that any changes are made to a profile’s template will be reflected in future sites users create with that profile. Administrators can change the order templates appear on the “Site Template” page by clicking on the “Site Templates” link in the “Super Admin” (wp3) or “Site Admin” (wpmu) panel. The “Site Template” page lists all templates. In the right most column is the number of “children” of a given template or the number of sites that have been created from the specified template. You can see the children sites by clicking on the number.
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Site Template

Site Template is a plugin that allows site administrators to set up blog templates for their multi-site WP installs.

s2Member Buttons vs Site Template