Create a profile for authors on your site. Including: job title, personal web site address (uri/url), nickname, slogan, bio, phone and fax numbers, start date and image

This plugin provides access to an author’s username and email address. It can also modify the output of an author’s name with case and/or separators.

Several tags that enable you to make use of the fact that a visitor is logged in on the admin side of Textpattern.

Choose between an author’s username or real name. Also can link to the author’s infopage in a specific section, or to author’s written articles. Used inside article-forms.

v0.6 New tags to track ‘new’ comments.

Style your comments easily with this set of tags.

It checks comments against the TXP authors on the site to see if it should be marked as an author comment—good for sites with multiple contributing authors.

Really simple replacement for txp:author. If you define a section with ‘section’ attribute you’ll have the author name linking to a page that has the name and surname of the author as title, in the section you defined (i.e.: section: ‘authors’ or ‘contributors’).

Useful if you...

This plugin is designed to enable community driven sites. Users will be able to register themselves for an account to access the system. This plugin is compatible with the ign_user_password plugin alternate user table. This plugin provides user side tags for generating an html form where users can edit their account information. This plugin...

Workflow allows users to easily hand over an article’s authorship to another site author, without having to edit user permissions.

See TextBook entries:

• User Roles and Permissions
• Modifying User Account Roles and Privileges

Conditional output based on comparing the name, email, and/or url of the commenter. You could specify lists of known people and output a class of “friend” or “owner” or “whatever” based on their name. It’s also nice so that a stranger using the name of ‘Jon’ but using a different url or...