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WP Projects Portfolio plugin helps managing projects to their portfolio page , this also has Request For Client Testimonial option with secure password protection that can be sent from the WP Admin Dashboard.
How does this work:
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<li>Once after installing & activating the WP Projects Portfolio plugin in the WP Admin Dashboard , Projects link will be displayed on left hand site of the menu column.</li>
<li>Add Projects with the form provided as you would normally do for a post.</li>
<li>Create a Portfolio Page , place a short code <code>[wp-projects-portfolio]</code></li>
<li>From the Projects Page in WP Admin , there will be an option to <code>Request Client Recommendation</code> & once you click on it , an email with the password along with the link 
to submit the recommendation will be sent.</li>
<li>The client upon receiving the email, he will be redirected to the Project page where he will be prompted to enter the password that is mailed to him.</li>
<li>Upon entering the correct password , he will be prompted with a form to submit his recommendations.</li>
<li>Once the recommendation is submitted , the admin will receive an email alert along with the link to approve it.</li>
<li>The admin can also view the Recommendations received by clicking the menu <code>Total CR-Received</code> & the Projects with new Recommendations will be displayed</li>
<li>Edit the Project page & at the bottom under Recommendation box , select the <code>Display in the website:</code> ON</li>
<li>Now the client recommendation for that particular project will be displayed under the Project details page on the Visitor side</li>
<li>You can also switch off , if you choose not to display the recommendation</li>
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Category based projects:
Display category based projects using category slug / name
[wp-projects-portfolio per_page=9 portfolio_type=’Magazine”]
Tested on:
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<li>PC Safari 🙂</li>
<li>PC Chrome 🙂</li>
<li>PC Firefox 🙂</li>
<li>PC ie7+ versions</li>
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<h3>Version 3.0</h3>
Tested all functionality items with latest wp core and primary themes. 
= Version 1.1 
*Fixed file upload issues and completed compatibility updates 
= Version 1.1 
* Added feature to display category based projects using category slug / name 
* Integrated pagination option for category projects
<h4>Version 1.0.1</h4>
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<li>The required latest functions upgrade with WordPress version 3.8.1</li>
<li>Updated conditional statements , checked capabilities & fixed issues.</li>
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WP Projects Portfolio with Client Testimonials

WP Projects Portfolio helps to maintain Projects page with Client Testimonials submitted by the actual clients with Password Protection.

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CiteKit – Citations Manager makes it easy to add professional in-text citations to your WordPress content using simple [cite] shortcodes. Automatically generate a bibliography at the end of your post with [bibliography], styled in APA, MLA, Chicago, Harvard, and other major formats.
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