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- [Allowing only some employee Groups to access your WordPress intranet](https://wp-glogin.com/2015/01/allowing-only-some-employee-groups-to-access-your-wordpress-intranet/) - [Image via Pexels] Many customers use our Google Apps Login Enterprise version to restrict access to their WordPress intranet so that not only should it be inaccessible to non-employees, but certain groups of employees should have different WordPress roles, and perhaps some employees should not have access at all. Why is this so important? In
- [10 (Truly) Best WordPress SEO Plugins for Boosting Your Traffic](https://wp-glogin.com/2019/10/best-wordpress-seo-plugins/) - Organic traffic is the customer-acquisition channel you can best rely on when others fail. When this or that social network fades away and that ad campaign fails to earn its pay-per-click dollars back, you can trust that your customers won’t stop searching. And with the right tools and tactics, your site will be ready for
- [8 WordPress Portfolio Plugins For Displaying Your Work](https://wp-glogin.com/2019/09/wordpress-portfolio-plugins/) - Your creations are beautiful—why isn’t your website? With these eight WordPress portfolio plugins, you can give your work the stage it deserves. Whether you’re a photographer, UX designer, website designer, writer, or artist, WordPress sites remain one of the best ways to show off your work, support your brand, and eventually build a business. Unfortunately,
- [Embedding Google Drive docs in a WordPress site](https://wp-glogin.com/2014/01/embedding-google-drive-docs-in-wordpress/) - Photo by Eugene Chystiakov from Pexels Many of our clients use Google Apps to collaborate on documents but turn to a WordPress site to communicate in a more structured way either internally or to present themselves to clients. With so much information kept in Google Documents, it can become a struggle to keep your intranet
- [WordPress Intranets – Part 6: Extending for Google Apps](https://wp-glogin.com/2014/03/wordpress-intranets-part-6-extending-for-google-apps/) - This is the final part in our blog series talking you through setting up a typical corporate intranet using WordPress. See earlier parts: 1 - Introduction, 2 - Privacy, 3 - Accessibility, 4 - User Management, or 5 - Extra Functionality if you missed them. This article is written for organizations who are using Google
- [As WordPress release version 3.8, WP-Glogin also gets a facelift!](https://wp-glogin.com/2013/12/wp-glogin-also-gets-facelift/) - WordPress 3.8 has launched! Named after Jazz musician Charlie Parker, WordPress 3.8 boasts a ‘fresh, uncluttered design that embraces clarity and simplicity’. The new version allows admins to tailor their dashboards to their personality with one of its eight colors. And easy-to-stack widgets make life much simpler for a WordPress admin. This also ties in
- [A free guide to delegating your Google Apps user management to other people](https://wp-glogin.com/2013/12/guide-delegating-google-apps/) - Although delegation is a practice that many employees feel their employers do too much, it isn’t always the simple pleasure it sounds. It’s especially easy for co-founders of a company, or director of an organization, to end up dealing with certain processes for a long time as the company grows. Fears over handing security to others, and worries that they “won’t do it right”, can make it feel easier to keep full control personally, regardless of how disruptive it may be to more pressing work. One of these processes is the handling of Google Apps user management.
- [Making the most of WordPress’ user system](https://wp-glogin.com/2014/01/making-the-most-of-wordpress-user-system/) - How important is it to set up a comprehensive user hierarchy on your WordPress sites? This article will explain the benefits of creating multiple users for your WordPress site and how understanding the different roles users can have will give you the control needed to allow others to create content, without risking control of the
- [Is Google storming in on WordPress?](https://wp-glogin.com/2014/01/is-google-storming-in-on-wordpress/) - As Google launches its second official WordPress plugin, WP-Glogin asks: are these the beginnings of something beautiful between the search giant and the largest self-hosted blogging tool in the world? The WordPress plugin directory is plentiful with Google plugins, but Google has only ever created two of them itself: Google App Engine and, most recently,
- [WordPress Intranets - Part 1: Introduction](https://wp-glogin.com/2014/02/wordpress-intranets-part-1-introduction/) - Many organizations use our Google Apps Login plugin to securely protect a WordPress-based intranet - often a 'multisite' installation, making it easy to set up separate spaces for different teams to share information amongst themselves or with the rest of the organization. WordPress is a great platform for your intranet - the only problem is
- [WordPress Intranets - Part 2: Privacy](https://wp-glogin.com/2014/02/wordpress-intranets-part-2-privacy/) - This is the second part in our blog series talking you through setting up a typical corporate intranet using WordPress. See our introductory Part 1 if you missed it. As we explained, you can host your WordPress intranet on any webserver, just as though you were building a public-facing website. This article covers how to
- [WordPress Intranets – Part 3: Accessibility](https://wp-glogin.com/2014/02/wordpress-intranets-part-3-accessibility/) - This is the third part in our blog series talking you through setting up a typical corporate intranet using WordPress. See Part 1 or Part 2 if you missed them. Last time we showed how to make sure unwanted visitors cannot access your private intranet. In this article we will talk through ways to make
- [WordPress Intranets – Part 4: User Management](https://wp-glogin.com/2014/02/wordpress-intranets-part-4-user-management/) - This is the fourth part in our blog series talking you through setting up a typical corporate intranet using WordPress. See Part 1, Part 2, or Part 3 if you missed them. So far we have covered how to keep unwanted visitors out, and also how to ensure your employees' accounts allow them to access
- [WordPress Intranets – Part 5: Extra Functionality](https://wp-glogin.com/2014/03/wordpress-intranets-part-5-extra-functionality/) - This is the fifth part in our blog series talking you through setting up a typical corporate intranet using WordPress. See earlier parts: 1 - Introduction, 2 - Privacy, 3 - Accessibility, or 4 - User Management if you missed them. In this article we will point you in the direction of a few plugins
- [Is your WordPress installation secure?](https://wp-glogin.com/2014/04/is-your-wordpress-installation-secure/) - Following the Heartbleed vulnerability affecting all of us on the web, security has been a big topic lately. Some of us even changed our years-old passwords, and maybe enabled 2-factor authentication on our email accounts... (2-factor is the system where you need a code generated by, say, your mobile phone as well as your regular
- [Case Study: Google Login eliminates user management for Intranet portal](https://wp-glogin.com/2014/05/case-study-google-login-eliminates-user-management-for-intranet-portal/) - This is a guest post by Adam Aronoff, owner of Glossy Dev in San Diego, an agency specializing in website development for medium-sized businesses. Adam purchased Google Apps Login premium for one of his clients, and explains here how using Google Apps for their user management completely transformed his project. My client is a large
- [Bring your site to life with Google Profile Avatars](https://wp-glogin.com/2014/06/bring-your-site-to-life-with-google-profile-avatars/) - On any website where users are sharing information with each other, it is important that sharing feels natural. Social networks like Facebook really made this clear - default profile photos of a silhouette with a question mark made it easy to see which users were not yet invested in the community, and by contrast which
- [Help keep Gmail safe on shared computers](https://wp-glogin.com/2014/06/help-keep-gmail-safe/) - Many of our customers use Google Apps Login for WordPress because it keeps their Google Apps accounts physically separate from their WordPress accounts, while still providing useful integrations between the two. Your Google password is never sent to your WordPress server. So if your WordPress site has any security problems, your users' Google accounts will
- [Drive Embedder recent new feature roundup](https://wp-glogin.com/2014/06/drive-embedder-recent-new-feature-roundup/) - It's a while since we launched the premium version of our Google Drive Embedder plugin, allowing you to embed Google Drive docs, files, and folders directly in your WordPress sites. You can try out the free version of the plugin here, and it should prompt you when you stumble across scenarios that require you to
- [Intranet Now - Conference in London, UK](https://wp-glogin.com/2014/07/intranet-now-conference-in-london-uk/) - Since many of our customers are using (or thinking about using) WordPress to build intranets, we've been asked to invite you all to a new Intranet conference on 2nd September 2014 in Central London. The conference is designed as a 'grass-roots effort', for those responsible for information strategies of their companies to discuss things they've
- [You can now try a free version of All-In-One Intranet!](https://wp-glogin.com/2014/07/you-can-now-try-a-free-version-of-all-in-one-intranet/) - You can now download a basic free version of our All-In-One Intranet plugin directly from the WordPress plugin directory! Since launching All-In-One Intranet as a premium plugin - enabling you to instantly turn a WordPress installation into a corporate intranet - we have gained a number of happy customers, and some useful feedback. However, we
- [Search for Google Apps contact details from your WordPress intranet](https://wp-glogin.com/2014/08/search-for-google-apps-contact-details-from-your-wordpress-intranet/) - Your WordPress intranet is great for collaborating with colleagues, but not everyone from your Google Apps domain is actively using the intranet, and it's sometimes difficult to know how to contact people in your organization. Wouldn't it be great to be able to search your entire Google Apps domain to find email addresses of any
- [Embedding Google Spreadsheets with more control over appearance](https://wp-glogin.com/2014/08/embedding-google-spreadsheets-with-more-control-over-appearance/) - A great feature of Google Apps is the ability to embed live spreadsheets in your website, updating automatically whenever your spreadsheet changes. However, you aren't allowed much control over the appearance of your spreadsheet - which can be inconvenient if you want to direct viewers to a particular part of the sheet. Fortunately, there are
- [Standardizing your company workflow using Google Forms](https://wp-glogin.com/2014/09/standardizing-workflow-using-google-forms/) - Many of our customers use Google Apps alongside a WordPress intranet, and we've heard from a lot of them recently about the benefits of using both these systems together. Below is an example explaining how some customers are using Google Forms in their intranets to standardize their processes and make things quicker and easier for
- [Google Drive - how a file can belong in multiple folders at once](https://wp-glogin.com/2014/09/google-drive-how-a-file-can-belong-in-multiple-folders-at-once/) - There is a useful trick in Google Drive whereby you can allow a file to appear in multiple folders at the same time. This means that any changes made to the file within one folder will be reflected immediately in the others - because it is exactly the same file, not a duplicate in any
- [Africare uses Google Apps Login for WordPress to connect staff across continents](https://wp-glogin.com/2014/11/africare-uses-google-apps-login/) - Africare is a leading US non-profit working to improve the lives of the people in Africa. Founded in 1970, and now employing over 1,200 people in 17 African countries, their international staff need to communicate and work together efficiently. During a recent revamp of their public-facing website, they realized that moving the site over to
- [Video explaining Google Drive embedding](https://wp-glogin.com/2014/11/video-explaining-google-drive-embedding/) - Check out our brand new video explaining more about our Google Drive Embedder plugin for WordPress! It shows how all versions of the plugin (free, Premium, and Enterprise) can be used to embed Drive documents in your WordPress posts quickly and easily, explaining the different types of embeds it can offer. The video also describes
- [Bring the power of Google Drive to your employees without them even knowing!](https://wp-glogin.com/2014/12/bring-power-of-google-drive-to-employees/) - How Flat Branch uses Google Drive Embedder Enterprise version to bring the power of Google Drive to its employees – without them even realizing they have learnt how to use it! Flat Branch Home Loans simplifies home buying for thousands of Americans each year by ensuring its 100+ staff members work closely together to deliver
- [Using Google profile photos on a BuddyPress site](https://wp-glogin.com/2015/03/using-google-profile-photos-on-a-buddypress-site/) - Update - we have now built the BuddyPress extension right into the full version of Google Profile Avatars. If you are using BuddyPress and Google Profile Avatars but aren't seeing Google profile photos throughout your site, please get in touch to ask for version 1.1 of the plugin. We provide a small plugin extension called
- [Google API Changes - our plugins will not be affected!](https://wp-glogin.com/2015/04/google-api-changes-our-plugins-will-not-be-affected/) - Google has emailed some of our users to remind them that a selection of their old APIs are to be deprecated on 20th April 2015. Users of all our Google Apps plugins for WordPress - Google Apps Login, Google Drive Embedder, etc - can rest assured that we migrated to the new versions of all
- [Drive Folders embedded in BuddyPress Groups](https://wp-glogin.com/2015/06/drive-folders-embedded-in-buddypress-groups/) - We have sometimes been asked if our Google Drive Embedder Enterprise plugin can be used to embed folders within a tab of a BuddyPress Group. That way, each group - maybe a department within a company - would have a space on the intranet to share commonly-used files; but rather than getting lost inside WordPress'
- [It's now easier to find Drive files to embed](https://wp-glogin.com/2015/09/its-now-easier-to-find-drive-files-to-embed/) - Thousands of WordPress pages contain embedded Google Drive files and folders thanks to our Google Drive Embedder plugin. It's easy to embed a file: when composing a post in WordPress, click our 'Add Google File' button to bring up a dialog box where you can search for the file or folder you want. That works
- [You Can Now Use Google Apps Login as a Single Sign-On for More Cloud Apps](https://wp-glogin.com/2015/10/google-apps-saml/) - [Image via Pexels] Google Apps Login can now be used as a Single Sign-On (SSO) solution for a wider range of cloud applications — specifically, those that support the SAML 2.0 standard. Why is this great news for WordPress users? Although our Google Apps Login plugin has always allowed users to sign into WordPress sites
- [Prevent Brute Force Attacks on Your Wordpress Site with Google Apps Login](https://wp-glogin.com/2015/11/preventing-brute-force-attacks/) - [Image via Pexels] Let’s say you want better security for your WordPress site. Maybe you want your employees to always access their WordPress account by authenticating through Google (which you see as easier than requiring all users to maintain separate usernames/passwords for WordPress as well as Gmail). You’ve also read about brute force attacks on
- [How Green Dot used WPg plugins to build their Knowledge Sharing Platform](https://wp-glogin.com/2016/04/how-green-dot-used-wpg-plugins-to-build-their-knowledge-sharing-platform/) - Green Dot Public Schools is a non-profit organization founded in 2000 to help transform public education in historically underserved communities in the USA. The U.S. Department of Education considers Green Dot to be a national leader in school turnarounds, and they are the only charter school operator to lead the successful turnaround of a 3,000-plus
- [Google Apps & G Suite is now Google Workspace](https://wp-glogin.com/2016/11/google-apps-is-now-g-suite/) - Google has announced a new name for the Google Apps product - it's now known as G Suite!
- [Team Drives now supported by Drive Embedder Enterprise](https://wp-glogin.com/2017/05/team-drives-now-supported-by-drive-embedder-enterprise/) - Google recently rolled out 'Team Drives' to their G Suite business customers. One big problem for enterprises using Drive is that there is always one ultimate owner of any files shared within Drive. So popular files can be shared by employees, but if the owner happens to leave the company, or decides to reorganize their
- [Protect Your Google Apps Login From Phishing Attacks](https://wp-glogin.com/2018/12/protecting-everyone-from-google-docs-phishing-attacks/) - Following a series of Google Apps login phishing attacks (specifically on Google Docs) in 2017, Google made several improvements. At the time, while we welcomed Google taking steps to address the phishing problems, it caused issues for WordPress plugins. Specifically, the updates made it challenging in cases where customer installation required individuals to create a
- [Set WordPress roles based on Organizational Unit Paths](https://wp-glogin.com/2017/09/set-wordpress-roles-based-on-organizational-unit-paths/) - [Image via Pexels] A popular feature of Google Apps Login Enterprise version has always been the ability to specify role mapping rules – so that members of different Google Groups can have different WordPress roles assigned to them. The only problem was that some companies didn’t have relevant Google Groups already set up (e.g., for
- [Avoid These 5 Common WordPress Attacks in 2019](https://wp-glogin.com/2019/03/avoid-these-5-common-wordpress-attacks-in-2019/) - Open source WordPress powers more than 30% of the World Wide Web. Users publish over 41 million new posts on 15.5 billion pages for 409 million viewers every month. This enormous surface area makes it a prime target for hackers. In 2018, 90% of all breached CMS sites came from WordPress according to a recent
- [Friendly usernames for auto-created WordPress users](https://wp-glogin.com/2019/04/friendly-usernames-for-auto-created-wordpress-users/) - We originally published this piece in 2015. We've updated it with additional WordPress security advice in 2019. Our Google Apps Login Premium and Enterprise plugins allow all users with an email address in an organization’s Google Apps domain to log in to the WordPress site with one click. If the user doesn’t have an account
- [13 WordPress Facts and Stats That Will Impress You](https://wp-glogin.com/2019/03/13-wordpress-facts-and-stats-that-will-impress-you/) - Thought you knew WordPress? Think again. Even savvy WordPress users, who work with cutting-edge WordPress plugins, often don't understand the full power of the platform. Check out these facts and stats below to get a full picture of the technology you're working with — and discover ways to improve and optimize your site. 1. WordPress
- [5 Enormous Benefits of Using WordPress to Power Your Organization](https://wp-glogin.com/2019/05/5-enormous-benefits-of-using-wordpress-to-power-your-organization/) - You might already know that WordPress powers more than 30% of the web. It’s by far the most popular online publishing platform, and it hosts 70 million new posts per month. But why is it so ubiquitous? And what makes it so powerful and instinctive for users? Here, we break down five of the key
- [15 of the Most Powerful WordPress Security Plugins for 2019](https://wp-glogin.com/2019/05/15-of-the-most-powerful-wordpress-security-plugins-for-2019/) - WordPress is the most popular CMS in the world. More than 409 million viewers browse over 20 billion pages every month. On the back end, there are over 55,000 plugins available to extend and customize the platform to fit your team's needs. WordPress is an incredibly powerful and versatile tool for publishers; however, because it’s
- [11 of the Best WordPress Plug-ins for Web Design in 2019](https://wp-glogin.com/2019/06/11-of-the-best-wordpress-plug-ins-for-web-design-in-2019/) - Image via Pexels Designing a website to attract traffic, boost engagement, and increase conversions is one of the most valuable skills in today’s economy. Nearly every organization has a website, so there are equally as many opportunities to optimize them. Furthermore, the majority of web publishers rely on WordPress - so, if you have web
- [The 13 Best Wordpress Ecommerce Plugins](https://wp-glogin.com/2019/07/the-13-best-wordpress-ecommerce-plugins/)
- [21 WordPress Animation Plugins To Make Your Site Come Alive](https://wp-glogin.com/2019/08/wordpress-animation-plugins/) - The best websites are better than pleasant—they delight. Delighting your users isn’t easy, but it can be the difference between encouraging them to stay or prompting them to leave. If you’re concerned about standing out, these WordPress animation plugins are a good place to start. According to a WebsiteHostingRating study, there are over 4 billion
- [9 WordPress Database Plugins For Managing Your Site’s Data](https://wp-glogin.com/2019/08/wordpress-database-plugins/) - “Big data” has become a big business buzzword, but that doesn’t mean small and medium-sized business owners can’t take advantage of data-based strategies. With the right mix of WordPress database plugins, you can organize form submissions, optimize your site, and backup and migrate all of your important data. Data comes in a variety of forms
- [129 Must Have WordPress Plugins To Take Your Site to the Next Level](https://wp-glogin.com/2019/10/must-have-wordpress-plugins/) - It’s easier than ever to start a WordPress site for your business. But what happens after you get your site up and running? You can’t just register your domain, pick a theme, and then sit back and wait for magic to happen. Designing and maintaining a WordPress website that maximizes the chances of selling your
- [11 Best WordPress Migration Plugins](https://wp-glogin.com/2019/11/11-best-wordpress-migration-plugins/) - Sometimes you have to move your entire website — hosts change, fees go up, and occasionally it becomes prudent for any business or individual to seek greener digital pastures. You can opt to bring in an outside team to help with your migration, especially if you aren’t particularly tech-savvy (or you just don’t have the
- [The 13 Best WordPress Plugins for Blogs](https://wp-glogin.com/2019/12/the-13-best-wordpress-plugins-for-blogs/)
- [4 DevOps Tips for Small Teams](https://wp-glogin.com/2020/02/4-devops-tips-for-small-teams/) - Wondering how to deploy DevOps for small teams? DevOps is a growing field of strategy and execution in companies of all sizes. It speeds up time to market, enables quicker rollouts, and makes for happier developers, operations managers, and customers. We’re going to talk about what DevOps is, how large companies deploy it, and what
- [Intranet vs. Extranet: What’s the Difference?](https://wp-glogin.com/2020/02/intranet-vs-extranet-difference/) - Intranet vs. Extranet differences is explained in the clearest terms. See what they’re used for, and strategies for setup and maintenance.
- [8 Features Your Internal Company Wiki Needs](https://wp-glogin.com/2020/04/features-internal-company-wiki-needs/) - An internal company wiki isn’t just a convenience — it qualifies and quantifies information that could easily become “institutionalized knowledge.” Your internal company wiki must embrace the philosophy that no note is too trivial. Your internal wiki is vital, and it must be concise, easily accessible, and frequently updated. Wikis are one of the best
- [6 Tips for Creating an Effective Knowledge Base](https://wp-glogin.com/2020/06/tips-creating-effective-knowledge-base/) - Jobs are requiring more tech-savvy workers and remote work is increasing: your company needs an effective knowledge base to operate long-term. A knowledge base keeps institutional knowledge from becoming "unspoken rules"; it helps train new employees, and it organizes all your useful information into one clean database. A knowledge base is a repository of useful
- [A Beginner’s Guide to Premium Content and Subscription Billing for WordPress](https://wp-glogin.com/2020/06/beginners-guide-premium-content-subscription-billing-for-wordpress/) - Building a loyal audience of paying subscribers isn’t easy, but we can help you with strategies and tools to build your readership and set up subscription billing for WordPress. Powering your site with WordPress is the first step toward a successful paying audience, for a very good reason. WordPress is a juggernaut: WordPress sites, in
- [How to Duplicate a Page in WordPress](https://wp-glogin.com/2020/07/duplicate-a-page-in-wordpress/) - Don’t try to manually copy and paste elements of your blog or website when it’s so easy to duplicate a page in WordPress by using existing tools. Save yourself the time and frustration, and instead embrace the software that can maintain all of your formatting, keep your SEO juice if you’re migrating, or just allow
- [How to Edit a Footer in WordPress](https://wp-glogin.com/2020/08/how-edit-a-footer-wordpress/) - If you’re not optimizing and editing the footer of your WordPress site, you could be wasting valuable real estate space on your page.Social media links in your footer give your reader, customer, or client a last chance to connect with you before they leave your site, which, in turn, gives you an audience for a
- [7 Sysadmin Certifications to Give You a Leg Up](https://wp-glogin.com/2020/10/sysadmin-certifications-give-a-leg-up/) - Getting hired as a sysadmin is trickier than it’s ever been, but the right sysadmin certifications will keep you agile in a shifting marketplace.With cloud and hybrid services disrupting the traditional model (in-house servers maintained by an in-house sysadmin), it’s vital that current and future sysadmins never stop learning. And while most sysadmin jobs don’t
- [A Simple Guide to Embedding Google Drive in WordPress](https://wp-glogin.com/2020/11/a-simple-guide-to-embedding-google-drive-in-wordpress/) - If you’re struggling with redundant documents or an intranet that barely gets used, you might want to try embedding Google Drive in WordPress.If your company runs an intranet resource using WordPress, you’ve no doubt encountered the limitation of the WordPress media storage system. It’s slow to load, it doesn’t have a strong organizational architecture, and
- [Optimize Your Wordpress Site: What is a Slug in WordPress?](https://wp-glogin.com/2020/12/optimize-what-slug-wordpress/) - If you want to know what a slug is in WordPress, take a peek up at the top of this blog. See the URL? It should say “wp-glogin.com/2020/12/optimize-what-slug-wordpress” in the URL bar. That’s this blog’s particular web address, as you know.But this section of the URL — /optimize-what-slug-wordpress/ — is called the “slug,” and it’s
- [Integrate Social Media into Your WordPress Site and Expand Your Audience Right Now](https://wp-glogin.com/2021/02/integrate-social-media-wordpress/) - Connecting the right social media apps to your WordPress blog can funnel a portion of that large, active audience right to your site.In this article, we’re going to show you why your WordPress site needs to engage with social media. We’ll also cover how to find the right social media audience for your blog and
- [12 Best WordPress PDF Viewer Plugins](https://wp-glogin.com/2021/04/best-wordpress-pdf-viewer-plugins/)
- [5 Widgets to Level Up Your WordPress Intranet](https://wp-glogin.com/2021/03/widgets-wordpress-intranet/) - Most intranets fail because keeping them updated is a laborious chore.A good intranet should be much more than the digital equivalent of that filing cabinet nobody ever opens. A well-structured, regularly updated intranet is a vital resource for every level of employee, a repository of company knowledge that can guide your business through good times
- [Add a Google Login Button to Your Wordpress Site](https://wp-glogin.com/2022/02/adding-a-login-with-google-button-anywhere-on-your-site/) - Why should you add a Google Login button (also known as SSO or Single sign-on) to your WordPress site? It’s simple. It’s more efficient. Instead of trying to remember yet another password, Google’s one-click login allows access without having to reset accounts. (It takes far less admin work as well.) It’s more secure. Particularly, if
- [The 10 Best WordPress Security Plugins of 2021](https://wp-glogin.com/2021/04/best-wordpress-security-plugins/) - In its 2020 report, SiteLock found that the average website experienced 94 attacks per day, up 52% from the prior year. The report also found that WordPress sites are “three times as likely to have malware as non-CMS sites.”A WordPress security plugin protects your WordPress site from malware, brute-force attacks, and hacking attempts. To help
- [The 10 Best Social Login WordPress Plugins](https://wp-glogin.com/2021/07/social-login-plugins/) - If you’ve ever tried to find a good way to integrate social logins into your WordPress site, you know that there are a lot of different options available to you.
- [What Is A WordPress Social Login?](https://wp-glogin.com/2021/08/wordpress-social-login/) - We live in a digital world where technology has made life easier on so many levels. However, one thing that irks many internet users is the need to login to every portal they interact with. Whether it’s your social media platforms such as Facebook, Twitter, Instagram or Pinterest, or eCommerce sites, it can be tedious
- [The Best Google Plugins for WordPress](https://wp-glogin.com/2021/09/google-plugins-for-wordpress/) - Why use Google plugins for WordPress? By integrating Google-specific plugins, you can optimize and streamline the experience of your site. The plugins listed here allow you to get the most out of Google inside of WordPress.
- [A Simple Guide to Embedding Google Drive files in WordPress](https://wp-glogin.com/2021/09/embedding-google-drive-documents-wordpress/) - In this post, we’re going to give you a simple guide to embedding Google Drive documents in WordPress. Before this, let’s talk about how WordPress works with Google Docs out of the box.
- [How to Publish Google Sheets Data to a WordPress Website](https://wp-glogin.com/2021/11/publish-google-sheets-data-wordpress/) - Google Sheets is an immense spreadsheet app, and WordPress is a top CMS. As such, this post will show you how to publish Google Sheets data in WordPress!
- [9 WordPress Plugins to Speed Up Productivity](https://wp-glogin.com/2022/02/9-wordpress-plugins-to-speed-up-productivity/) - WordPress is the most popular CMS in the world. In fact, it powers more than 32% of the entire web. But that doesn’t mean it comes fully optimized for you or your team. WordPress plugins exist so that you can tailor your work stream to the platform. From integrating with Google Apps to efficiently scheduling

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- [WordPress plugins for Google Workspace (formerly G Suite and Google Apps) and Intranets](https://wp-glogin.com/) - WordPress plugins for Google Workspace
- [Google Drive Embedder - Enterprise Version](https://wp-glogin.com/drive/enterprise/) - Drive Enterprise Google Drive is a versatile way to store files and share with colleagues, while your intranet is clearer and better structured for sharing more focused information. But using both at the same time can lead to confusion about where information is stored. Wouldn't it be great if your intranet could be used to
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- [Platform](https://wp-glogin.com/platform/) - Once you have installed Google Apps Login, your developers can use it as a ‘platform’ allowing them (or other third-party plugins) to centralize all Google API calls and easily add Google functionality. Your WordPress site appears to a Google account as one unified ‘web application’, making it more secure and easier to manage. It also
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- [Google Apps Login Basic](https://wp-glogin.com/installing-google-apps-login/) - To set up the free version of the plugin, you will need access to a Google Workspace (formerly knows as G Suite or Google Apps) domain as an administrator, or just a regular Gmail account. Please note the below instructions are for the Basic package only. For all other packages, we will send further instructions
- [Google Drive Embedder - Support](https://wp-glogin.com/drive/support/) - Embed Document options To embed a document directly in your post or page, select a Drive file from the list in the Drive Embedder dialog box, then click on the Embed document option. You will be able to enter a width and height (in pixels, or use '100%' to match the parent container width). You
- [Google Drive Embedder - Enterprise Instructions](https://wp-glogin.com/drive/enterprise-instructions/) - Google Drive is a versatile way to store files and share with colleagues, while your intranet is clearer and better structured for sharing more focused information. Wouldn't it be great if your intranet could be used to control and structure the information your organization stores in Drive? Our new Enterprise version of Google Drive Embedder
- [Enterprise Setup - Google Apps Login](https://wp-glogin.com/glogin/enterprise-setup/) - Setup a Service Account To ensure all users in your domain can call the Google Groups API, the Enterprise version of Google Apps Login plugin requires you to complete an extra setup step. If you haven't already created a Service Account when you configured the plugin, then you will not see the Service Account email
- [Demo and Configuration video](https://wp-glogin.com/glogin/demo-and-configuration-video/) - Read more and purchase: Google Apps Login. Introduction This video will show you our WordPress plugin called Google Apps Login - we call it Gloggin for short. We will show you how it works on your site and how easy it is to install. Even for individual users, it can be frustrating to remember passwords
- [Google Apps Directory Demo](https://wp-glogin.com/directory/demo/) - Google Apps Directory (Enterprise version) allows you to embed a table showing your current user directory - straight from Google Apps. The columns to display are configurable. See documentation for more details. Back to Google Apps Directory
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- [Premium Plugin Setup](https://wp-glogin.com/glogin/premium-setup/) - The instructions on this page presume you have installed the Premium plugin and are now attempting to configure the plugin from the 'Google Apps Login' page under Settings in your WordPress admin area. We will guide you through registering your site with Google Developers Console (which you will need to do unless the plugin has
- [Basic Setup](https://wp-glogin.com/installing-google-apps-login/basic-setup/) - See video tutorial if you prefer. The Google Apps domain admin needs to go to https://console.developers.google.com/ (link will open in a new window). If you are not the domain admin, you may still have permissions to use the console, so just try it. If you are not using Google Apps, then just use your regular
- [Calendar Embed Example](https://wp-glogin.com/drive/calendar-embed-example/) - Here is a Google Calendar, embedded on an intranet page perhaps: And the same Calendar in ICAL link to be imported into your own Google Calendar... Here are the options available to you when you choose to embed a calendar: Return to Google Drive Embedder main page.
- [User manual for Premium and Enterprise versions](https://wp-glogin.com/glogin/user-manual/) - User manual If you have bought Google Apps Login Premium, you will have been given a ZIP file to upload. Upload the ZIP file directly in the Plugins section of your WordPress admin. Click ‘Activate’ on the Premium plugin. If you had our free Basic plugin installed, then Deactivate that first (do not Delete until
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## Documents

- [Embed Folder](https://wp-glogin.com/docs/google-drive-embedder/tutorials/embed-folder/) - iFrame Embedding (Premium version) In the premium version of the plugin, you can embed a basic view of a Drive folder, but this does not offer any of the interactive functionality available in the Enterprise version. For example, clicking on a sub-folder will open up in a new browser tab. To embed a folder in
- [Troubleshooting](https://wp-glogin.com/docs/google-drive-embedder/troubleshooting/) - In the Add Google File dialog box, I just get the Google Error "Forbidden" First, are you sure you followed all configuration instructions of the Google Apps Login plugin, including enabling Drive API...? Google Apps' user and permissions systems are complex, and there are many ways you could unintentionally forbid your users from using the
- [Google Console](https://wp-glogin.com/docs/licensing-and-support/support/sharing-your-google-developers-console-with-our-support-team/) - Sharing your Google Developers Console project with our support team Sometimes our customers need assistance in configuring Google's APIs to work with their WordPress site. As part of the diagnostics process, you may add our support team as an Owner to your Google Developers Console project - the one you set up when you configured
- [Changelogs](https://wp-glogin.com/docs/changelogs/) - Learn more about the changes introduced in various versions of our plugins: Google Apps Login, Drive Embedder, Profiles Avatars and Apps Directory.
- [Accessing Config](https://wp-glogin.com/docs/api/accessing-config/) - Accessing core Google configuration Filter: gal_gather_scopes The Login plugin applies this filter to allow your extension to instruct it to obtain extra Google authorization scopes (permissions) when users login to via Google. For example, you can tell the Login plugin to ask for authorization to access the user's Drive, in addition to the profile permissions
- [Login Hooks](https://wp-glogin.com/docs/api/login-hooks/) - Google Apps Login hooks Action: gal_user_loggedin This action is fired whenever a user is successfully authenticated into WordPress using Google Login. You could use it to obtain and save information such as profile photo URL. Params: $wp_user - the WP_User object that just logged into WordPress (via Google auth) - note this could have been
- [Service Accounts](https://wp-glogin.com/docs/api/service-accounts/) - Service Accounts As of Google Apps Login version 2.5, users can configure a Service Account which your extensions can access. The Google Apps Directory plugin is a free example plugin that takes advantage of this. See gal_gather_serviceacct_reqs below. And here is some example code as to how you might obtain the Service Account object: if
- [Drive Hooks](https://wp-glogin.com/docs/api/drive-hooks/) - Google Drive Embedder hooks Filter: gde_gather_custom_properties Available in Google Drive Embedder Enterprise plugin only. The Drive Enterprise plugin applies this filter to allow your extension to add custom properties to Google Drive folders and files that you associate with your WordPress site. For example, you could mark all auto-created folders with a special tag that
- [Directory Hooks](https://wp-glogin.com/docs/api/directory-hooks/) - Google Apps Directory Hooks Filters: gad_extract_user_data and gad_extra_output_fields These hooks allows you to add your own fields to the Google Apps Directory's search output. For example, you could add the following code to your functions.php file of your Theme, adding phone numbers to the output (note phone is available by default in the Enterprise version):
- [Overview](https://wp-glogin.com/docs/api/overview/) - Once you have installed Google Apps Login, your developers can use it as a ‘platform’ allowing them (or other third-party plugins) to centralize all Google API calls and easily add Google functionality. Your WordPress site appears to a Google account as one unified ‘web application’, making it more secure and easier to manage. It also
- [All-In-One Intranet](https://wp-glogin.com/docs/all-in-one-intranet/) - Learn how to install and configure All-In-One Intranet on your WordPress site for private access and user management. All plugins options are covered.
- [Setup (all versions)](https://wp-glogin.com/docs/google-apps-login/configuration/setup-all-versions/) - Welcome, and thanks for downloading the Google Apps Plugin for WordPress. We presume you have installed one of the Free, Premium, or Enterprise versions of the Google Apps Login plugin and are now attempting to configure the plugin from the ‘Google Apps Login’ page under ‘Settings’ in your WordPress admin area. We will guide you
- [Google Profile Avatars](https://wp-glogin.com/docs/google-profile-avatars/) - Learn how to easily display users' Google profile photos instead of default Gravatars on your WordPress site using the Google Profile Avatars plugin.
- [Licensing](https://wp-glogin.com/docs/licensing-and-support/licensing/) - How do I renew my license after 12 months? We will send you email reminders starting from a month before your license expires. There will be a link in the email to renew directly on our website. Reminders will also be displayed within your WordPress admin panel, and on the License tab of your plugin’s
- [Installation](https://wp-glogin.com/docs/google-apps-login/configuration/installation/) - Premium/Enterprise version If you have bought Google Apps Login Premium/Enterprise, you will have been given a ZIP file to upload. Upload the ZIP file directly in the Plugins section of your WordPress admin. To do this click 'Add New' (at the top of the Plugins page). Then 'Upload Plugin'. And locate the ZIP file. Once
- [Inaccessible Folders](https://wp-glogin.com/docs/google-drive-embedder/troubleshooting/inaccessible-google-drive-folders/) - If a folder with the following icon appears in the menu (folder with arrow) instead of the normal folder (folder without arrow), this is a Google Drive shortcut (new 2022). Folder shortcuts are not accessible through the Google Drive Embedder. To resolve this, the owner of the Google Drive will need to access their Google
- [Troubleshooting](https://wp-glogin.com/docs/service-accounts/troubleshooting/) - JSON key file does not contain all of client_email, client_id, private_key, and type If you see the above error when trying to load your Service Account JSON keyfile into the Service Account section of Settings -> Google Apps Login, most likely you have obtained the wrong JSON file for the Service Account. You have taken
- [Configuration](https://wp-glogin.com/docs/service-accounts/configuration/) - If you are using certain Google Apps extensions (or the Enterprise version of Google Apps Login), you will need to set up a Service Account. This is an extra step on top of the regular setup (which you should have already followed based on the personalized instructions linked from your WordPress admin panel under Settings
- [Support](https://wp-glogin.com/docs/licensing-and-support/support/) - How do I obtain support for your products? Full support is available for paid license holders, for 12 months from the date of purchase. Please get in touch by email. We also respond to emails from users of the free versions of our products, but please understand we cannot guarantee priority for those support requests.
- [Directory Table](https://wp-glogin.com/docs/google-apps-directory/directory-table/) - The Enterprise version of Google Apps Directory allows you to display a table of your Google Apps domain's users, or specific OrgUnits within that. Shortcode Here is an example shortcode you would place on the WordPress page where you want the table: or with more configuration parameters (explained below): [google-apps-directory-table orgunitpath="/My School/Users/Staff" pagesize="20" search="on"
- [Theme My Login](https://wp-glogin.com/docs/google-apps-login/troubleshooting/theme-my-login/) - If you use the Theme My Login plugin (TML) to create a custom styled login page on your site, please be aware that since TML adjusts the way the login process works in WordPress, plugins like Google Apps Login that are expecting WordPress standards may not work. An approach that will not disturb WordPress' standard
- [Enterprise Multisite](https://wp-glogin.com/docs/google-apps-login/tutorials/enterprise-multisite/) - If you are using Google Apps Login Enterprise version on a WordPress multisite installation, please get in touch with us. We have an extension plugin available that will allow you to override Group Role Rules on a sub-site basis. Domain Control tab - multisite options In a multisite installation, there are two extra settings on
- [No Google Acct](https://wp-glogin.com/docs/google-drive-embedder/troubleshooting/no-google-acct/) - I don't want users to need their own Google account to view folders - they keep being asked to authorize (Enterprise version of Google Drive Embedder) It sounds like you have embedded the folder as a 'Quick Folder', and that does require the user to have their own Google account in order to view. Instead
- [Premium Setup](https://wp-glogin.com/docs/google-apps-login/configuration/premium-setup/) - The instructions on this page assume you are using the Premium or Enterprise version of Google Apps Login and have already followed the setup steps that apply to all versions, available here. License In Settings -> Google Apps Login (within your WordPress admin panel), click on the License tab. Enter the license key from your
- [Troubleshooting](https://wp-glogin.com/docs/google-apps-login/troubleshooting/) - When a user tries to Login with Google, it says "user is not registered in WordPress" The free version of the plugin allows existing WordPress accounts to login using Google credentials, but it will not create accounts if they do not already exist in WordPress. I presume there is no WordPress account with the email
- [Folder Shortcodes](https://wp-glogin.com/docs/google-drive-embedder/tutorials/folder-shortcodes/) - Embedded Folder Shortcodes When you embed a folder in the Enterprise version if the plugin, a shortcode will appear in your post - something like this: You can modify the shortcode to change the appearance of the folder. Core parameters The following parameters explain the core parameters that determine which
- [Enterprise Setup](https://wp-glogin.com/docs/google-apps-login/configuration/enterprise-setup/) - The instructions on this page assume you are using the Enterprise version of Google Apps Login and have already followed the setup steps that apply to all versions, followed by the instructions specific to the Premium (and also Enterprise) version which you can read here. This page explains more about the Enterprise plugin's granular user
- [Invalid Scope](https://wp-glogin.com/docs/google-drive-embedder/troubleshooting/invalidscope/) - Invalid Scope - 400 error When you click 'Add Google File', or attempt to authorize with Google, you just see a window saying '400 - That's an error. invalid_scope': You probably created the project using a free Google account (or free educational/non-profit G Suite) rather than a paid G Suite (Google Apps) account. That's fine,
- [Unverified App](https://wp-glogin.com/docs/google-drive-embedder/troubleshooting/unverified-app/) - When you first configure Google Drive Embedder, users may face the following screen when they attempt to 'Add Google File': This is due to Google's attempts to reduce malicious third-party applications. You can continue to test the app by clicking 'Show Advanced' and then 'Go to site (unsafe)'. Your users can also do the same.
- [Add Google File](https://wp-glogin.com/docs/google-drive-embedder/tutorials/add-google-file/) - To insert a Drive file/folder (or Google Calendar) in a WordPress post, in the post editor click the 'Add Google File' button above the main text area. This will open a dialog box where you can search for the Drive file/folder you want. If you see an 'App is Unverified' error message please see the
- [Multisite](https://wp-glogin.com/docs/google-apps-login/configuration/multisite/) - Advanced instructions for WordPress Multisite installations By default, all logins need to be submitted via the root site's wp-login.php page (since that is the only Redirect URL you were asked to submit to Google Developers Console when you first set up the plugin). That should be fine to get you started, so please just try
- [Enterprise Setup](https://wp-glogin.com/docs/google-drive-embedder/configuration/enterprise-setup/) - These instructions presume you are using the Enterprise version of Google Drive Embedder and have already installed successfully, including installation and configuration of either the free, premium, or enterprise Google Apps Login plugin which is required for the Drive plugin to work. To get the full benefit of Enterprise Drive features, including Attachment Folders and
- [Pre-sales Questions](https://wp-glogin.com/docs/google-drive-embedder/pre-sales-questions/) - How can I embed Drive Folders in my website? You will need to purchase either the premium or enterprise version of Google Drive Embedder from our website. The Premium version will allow you to embed folders in a basic 'iframe' format. For advanced 'interactive' folders, where users can preview files and drill-down into subfolders all
- [Folder JS Hooks](https://wp-glogin.com/docs/api/drive-hooks/folder-js-hooks/) - Enterprise-style Google Drive Embedder folders fire Javascript events when certain things happen. Your own code could hook into these events. The events available are: gdm_loading_folder(folderid) The folder with ID folderid (a string) is about to be fetched from Google's API. gdm_loaded_folder(folderid) The folder with ID folderid (a string) has returned from Google's API. gdm_loaded_file_preview(filedata) The
- [Login button](https://wp-glogin.com/docs/google-apps-login/tutorials/login-button/) - Adding the 'Login with Google' button to any page on your site The easiest way to add a Login with Google button anywhere on your site is to add the following link anywhere you would like a customer to be able to "Login with Google": /wp-login.php?gaautologin=true For example, in HTML: Login with Google This
- [Search Widget](https://wp-glogin.com/docs/google-apps-directory/search-widget/) - Both free and enterprise versions of Google Apps Directory will allow you to add a 'search widget' to your site, where visitors can search through your Google Apps directory information to find members of your staff. Adding the Search Widget In Appearance -> Widgets within your WordPress admin panel, drag the Google Apps Directory widget
- [Google Apps Directory](https://wp-glogin.com/docs/google-apps-directory/) - Documentation for the free and enterprise Google Apps Directory plugin.
- [Installation](https://wp-glogin.com/docs/google-apps-directory/installation/) - Please note that both free and Enterprise versions of Google Apps Directory require you to also have any version of Google Apps Login installed on your site (free, premium, or enterprise), with the Service Account configured. Enterprise version If you have bought Google Apps Directory Enterprise, you will have been given a ZIP file to
- [Pre-sales Questions](https://wp-glogin.com/docs/google-apps-login/pre-sales-questions/) - Is login restricted to the Google Apps domain I use to set up the plugin? No, once you set up the plugin, any WordPress accounts whose email address corresponds to any Google account, whether on a different Google Apps domain or even a personal gmail.com account, will be able to use 'Login with Google' to
- [Licensing and Support](https://wp-glogin.com/docs/licensing-and-support/)
- [Controlled Folders](https://wp-glogin.com/docs/google-drive-embedder/tutorials/controlled-folders/) - Controlled Folders To make full use of Controlled Folders, you will first need to ensure you have a Service Account configured in Google Apps Login settings - see here for instructions. Controlled Folders are Drive folders specially registered with Drive Embedder so that it can control who can view or make changes on behalf of
- [Attachment Folders](https://wp-glogin.com/docs/google-drive-embedder/tutorials/attachment-folders/) - Attachment Folders It is possible to have Drive folders auto-created for each page/post and appended to the bottom of the page. These can act in similar ways to controlled folders, but are associated automatically with the post (or page), and are created in Drive in a special hierarchy. To get started with Attachment Folders, we
- [Premium Setup](https://wp-glogin.com/docs/google-drive-embedder/configuration/premium-setup/) - These instructions presume you are using the Premium version of Google Drive Embedder and have already installed successfully, including installation and configuration of either the free, premium, or enterprise Google Apps Login plugin which is required for the Drive plugin to work. License In Settings -> Google Drive Embedder (within your WordPress admin panel), click
- [Installation](https://wp-glogin.com/docs/google-drive-embedder/configuration/installation/) - Before you can use Google Drive Embedder, you will first need to install and configure any version (free, premium, or enterprise) or the Google Apps Login plugin. Premium/Enterprise version If you have bought Google Drive Embedder Premium/Enterprise, you will have been given a ZIP file to upload. Upload the ZIP file directly in the Plugins
- [Tutorials](https://wp-glogin.com/docs/google-drive-embedder/tutorials/)
- [Configuration](https://wp-glogin.com/docs/google-drive-embedder/configuration/)
- [Advanced Options](https://wp-glogin.com/docs/google-apps-login/configuration/advanced-options/) - Advanced Options You and your users will be able to use Google Apps Login perfectly fine if you simply ignore the Advanced Options section. However, there are two options, plus an extra little trick, that will allow you to customize the exact login flow as you desire. Force user to confirm Google permissions every time
- [Tutorials](https://wp-glogin.com/docs/google-apps-login/tutorials/)
- [Configuration](https://wp-glogin.com/docs/google-apps-login/configuration/)
- [API Platform](https://wp-glogin.com/docs/api/)
- [Service Accounts](https://wp-glogin.com/docs/service-accounts/)
- [Google Drive Embedder](https://wp-glogin.com/docs/google-drive-embedder/) - Documentation on the free and premium/enterprise versions of the Google Drive Embedder plugin.
- [Google Apps Login](https://wp-glogin.com/docs/google-apps-login/) - Documentation for the free and premium/enterprise Google Apps Login plugin.