Andrei Filonov

<h4>WP Text Expander</h4>
Allowing your WordPress administrator to create a shortcodes for frequently used text snippets and manage those from the central location without need to search and replace texts through your website.
Do you have some info like date, price or product name which needs to be displayed in a few different places on your WordPress website?
When you need to change any of those, it may take some time to find all places where you put that info and update it everywhere. Plus, there is always a chance that you missed a spot or two.
WP Text Expander plugin allows you to replace common pieces of text in your posts, pages, menus, sidebar widgets with a custom shortcode and then update actual text from one central location in WordPress admin.
Once installed and activated, WP Text Expander creates a page in WordPress admin where you can add your custom terms and setup a text which will be displayed on your website. Text may be a short entry like a price, or it can be full length paragraph containing HTML markup.
After you have your terms setup, you can use a simple shortcode [mytext YOURTERM] in your posts, pages, widgets and even menus.
Your shortcodes will be replaced with centrally stored replacements, which makes it super-easy to update all entries from just one central spot, saving your time and making sure you haven’t missed a spot.
<h4>Support</h4>
Use the <a href="https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/wp-text-expander" rel="ugc">WordPress.org plugin forums</a> for community support where we try to help all of our users.
If you’re a premium user, please use the email address you got when purchasing premium version of plugin for support as that will guarantee a faster response time.

WP Text Expander

WP Text Expander, manage snippents of text across the website from the central location.

sandrof

Henrique Mouta

jpargana

ricardobaeta

If you have a CAS service and you want to authenticate your users in WordPress with the same credentials, you can use this plugin to get the job done.
The users that attempt to start their sessions in WordPress, will be redirected to the CAS single sign-on page, where their sessions starts. If the user data is valid, they are redirected back to WordPress. If the credentials already exist in your WordPress the user will be authenticated. Otherwise, if the user was pre-registered in the configuration page, the user will be created.
CAS Maestro can also connect to a LDAP server to access personal data to be used in user profile.
Features included:
<ul>
<li>Full integration with the WordPress authentication system</li>
<li>One of the most secure CAS plugins for WordPress</li>
<li>Possibility to pre-register some known users, with the desired role</li>
<li>LDAP integration for user data fill, such as name and e-mail </li>
<li>Validation mechanisms to avoid getting blocked in case of misconfiguration</li>
<li>Mail notification for pre-registered users</li>
<li>Network activation allowed (todo: network panel for configuration)</li>
</ul>

CAS Maestro

CAS Maestro allows you to configure your centralized authentication service, CAS, for an integrated log in with WordPress. LDAP is optional.

WP Text Expander vs CAS Maestro