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SomeNano for WordPress is a Plugin that will allow you to accept Nano cryptocurrency as payment on your WordPress site.
Some different ways that you can accept payment is…
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<li>Paywall on a blog post – require a user to make a payment to view the full content of a blog post.</li>
<li>Paywall on a page – require a user to make a payment to view some or all of the content on a page.</li>
<li>Paywall for an image – require a user to make a payment to view a premium image, perhaps an image without a watermark.</li>
</ul>
Demo site with example usage can be found here: <a href="https://wordpress.somenano.com" rel="nofollow ugc">wordpress.somenano.com</a>.
Shortcodes:
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<li><code>[somenano_paywall]</code>: Insert a paywall in your post/page. All content below paywall will not be visible until payment is made.</li>
<li><code>[somenano_paywall_numpaid]</code>: Insert number of payments made on that post/page.</li>
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SomeNano for WordPress

Accept Nano Cryptocurrency on your WordPress site. Set up a paywall so content on posts or pages is hidden until the user pays an amount of Nano.

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<a href="http://www.gab.ro/nano/" rel="nofollow ugc">Plugin Home Page</a>
This plugin is two things:
A fun educational tool
Even if you have no idea about WordPress coding, you can still write a tiny nano plugin.
As you get more and more confident in your coding skills you can write more nano plugins and then write full size plugins entirely without relying on the Nano Plugin Manager. And you can still contiune using is it as a development tool.
Also, you get to browse the growing directory of nano plugins. Study them, learn from them or just use them without giving a damn on how they work 🙂
Still, this plugin encourages a strong DIY mentality. Give a man a fish and you feed him for a day. Teach a man to fish and you feed him for a lifetime.
Last, but not least, other WordPress teachers are also warmly invited in our forums.
A useful development tool
Nano plugins provide a simple way to add simple functionality to your WordPress site, directly via an administration menu.
As you probably know already, WordPress functionality is usually enhanced by using hooks: filters and actions.
If you need to add a simple filter or action and don’t feel like going through all the hassle of creating a new plugin for it, you can just use the Nano Plugin Manager. It’s faster and easier. I estimate that for the simplest of tasks you can get away with about 10 times less typing and clicking.
Suppose you just need to sort your posts alphabetically by title, a plugin for it might take a dozen lines or so. But by using a nano plugin, you just specify the filter name (posts_orderby) and the filter content (return ‘post_title’;) and let the magic do everything else.
Perhaps if you’d only need one nano plugin, using our Nano Plugin Manager would not be justified. But in case you need more of them, it would make your work much easier.

Nano Plugin Manager

Nano plugins provide a simple way to add simple functionality to your WordPress site, directly via an administration menu.

SomeNano for WordPress vs Nano Plugin Manager