Tor N. Johnson

<p>The WP Enterprise Extension (WEX) is a multi-function plugin that adds a set of enhancements to tailor wordpress to an enterprise setting. It adds additional media upload types, customizes the post & page edit pages, and enables bulk installation of security and user management plugins (improving consistency across instances of wordpress in an organization).</p>
<p>WEX will additionally add a new page template – “Blank” which is a utility template that enables developers to create non-html pages.</p>
<h3>ACF Content Fields</h3>
<p>The centerpiece of the WEX enhancements are the modifications to the post/page system.  It adds the following sections to the post/page:</p>
<p>Head Tag Customizer<br />
Many posts/pages will need customized CSS, Java-script, or in rare cases, unique meta tags (this does NOT include the SEO meta tags).  The �Head Tag Customization� section enables the insertion of CSS and any other tags (usually Java-script) into the  of the page.<br />
The Custom CSS section will be inserted inside a  tag, output below the inclusion of the external CSS files.<br />
The Custom Meta / Java-script section will be summarily output into the  section.<br />
Both fields recognize and process shortcodes.</p>
<p>Custom Footer Code<br />
This field will inject HTML at the very bottom of the page.  While it can be used to display content, it�s real intended use is for developers to place code such as Java-script or one-off tracking pixels, or any other use where the code MUST be at the bottom of the page.</p>
<h3>Shortcodes</h3>
<p>[theme_uri] – outputs the full URL of the blog and the active theme folder<br />
[blog_uri] – shortcode equivalent of site_url()</p>


WP Enterprise Extension

The WP Enterprise Extension (WEX) is a multi-function plugin that adds a set of enhancements to tailor wordpress to an enterprise setting.

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