Gargron

<p>Displays authors of a collaboration post in place where only one is shown by default. Uses custom fields (key=<code>coauthor</code>;value=user’s username; one per user). Note: If it doesn’t automatically display the co-authors you must manually add  <code>if(function_exists(wt_the_coauthors_link)): wt_the_coauthors_link(); endif;</code> into your theme (in PHP <code><?php ?></code> brackets, of course).</p>


WT Co-authors

Using WordPress Custom Fields, and without editing any template files, lets you credit all authors on collaboration posts.

Peter Raschendorfer

<p>The Smart Custom Display Name Plugin allows you to set your Display Name to anything you like</p>
<h3>Retired Plugin</h3>
<p>Development, maintenance and support of this plugin has been retired in october 2023. You can use this plugin as long as is works for you.</p>
<p>There will be no more updates and I won’t answer any support questions. Thanks for your understanding.</p>
<p>Feel free to fork this plugin.</p>
<h3>Usage</h3>
<p>The “Display Name” is the name shown as post author – e.g. “posted by John Doe”. WordPress only allows you to select from a few given values. This plugin changes the Display Name field to a regular text input field where you can type in anything you like. There are no settings. Just install and activate.</p>
<h3>Plugin Privacy Information</h3>
<ul>
<li>This plugin does not set cookies</li>
<li>This plugin does not collect or store any data</li>
<li>This plugin does not send any data to external servers</li>
</ul>


Smart Custom Display Name

Allows you to change the value of "Display name publicly as" in user profiles to any string

WT Co-authors vs Smart Custom Display Name