You should find a couple of plugins dealing with this issue but I couldn’t name them on the spot (but you find them if you google for it).
On the other hand you could make a hack in one of the WP files. Disadvantage of this method…every time you update your WP install you need to reperform the hack…and I couldn’t tell you either which file to edit.
If they don’t have anything to do in the admin interface… WHY should they login? Any logical reason for it?
to post comments, I use the option where users must be logged into comment. As its a fan site I send newsletters out so keeping a database of email addresses.
When visitors register to your site they do NOT agree to receive unwanted email messages. Putting those email adresses in your newsletter list – is illegal in most countries because it is considered spam (a.k.a. unwanted email).
And as far as I know WP doesn’t have an opt-in feature to manage mailing lists.
If you use sidebar widgets, you might find this login widget handy for that sort of thing:
http://blue-anvil.com/archives/a-wordpress-login-widget-sidebar-login-widget-v10
moshu I think your jumping the gun abit here and having a go at me without even looking at my site and for a moderator i would expect different.
I have not sent out any emails as the site is still under development and i will be making sure all my users know that newsletters are sent out.
i’d appreciate it if you didnt accuse me of being a spammer without proof.
Thank you Otto, its nice to see some of the moderators are helpful.
