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  • November 18, 2014 at 2:28 pm in reply to: Are there solutions to these 4 problems encountered with WP Membership Plugin? #593
    Bright7
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    Hello Admin,

    Not heard from you since above response, (about a week ago) with the webpages links you requested. Wondering have you had a look yet?

    November 8, 2014 at 8:49 pm in reply to: Are there solutions to these 4 problems encountered with WP Membership Plugin? #553
    Bright7
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    Hello Admin, thank you for your response.

    1) Actually, we already have customized and generated Registration Form which we prefer to use as mentioned. Is there any short code or some kind of link facility in the Plugin that can enable us use that Form instead?

    2) Sure, regarding Question #2- that the plugin blocks “Header” and “Featured” images, distorted and sliced off large chunk of our TwentyFourteen Child Theme Template top end, exposing Template Background image there.

    It also re-prints the Page/Post contents on the exposed Template Background image, and did not restrict contents as expected and indicated with the “More” Tag even though the “show contents in Summary” box was ticked on the WordPress Theme dashboard settings.

    With exception of main HomePage “https://www.best-remedies-plus-church.com” and Posts HomePage “https://www.best-remedies-plus-church.com/blogs”

    This was the case on all the rest of our website Posts and Pages if the the WordPress “More” Tag is applied from Dashboard and in the Plugin setting: Please take a look here “https://www.best-remedies-plus-church.com/anti-aging-remedies/causes-of-hair-loss”. Can this be rectified whilst still using the WordPress “More” Tag with the Plugin?

    Still in relation to question #2. With the Plugin in-situ, our Site Tagline is displayed on the left and Logo on the right,at top of Content Sidebar which are very good, and okay as not distorted. We would like our “Header” and “Featured” images displayed on restricted Pages and Posts to match, just as seen here “https://www.best-remedies-plus-church.com/join-us”

    Is there a way of setting the Plugin to display the “Header” and “Featured” images but restrict Pages, Posts below the “More” Tag, and all other images/ media on website?

    3) In your response to Question #3 quoted here:

    “

    You can also have it so the user is always signed up to a standard or basic membership level (which doesn’t give access to any content). You (the site admin) can manually review the account and move the user to a proper membership level. At this stage the user will be able to access the content. We do have plans to add an option to manually approve membership.

    ”

    We tried creating the “basic” level as you suggested but we were not quite sure what boxes to tick in the Plugin’s settings to make it work that way.
    Could you please explain how to set up either the standard or basic membership level to help Administrator assess new users registration Forms and manually approve new Users meanwhile before they can login to our website?

    Looking forward to your useful response.
    [Apologies for re-posting due to website links you requested not being invisible although included in earlier posting]

    Thank you in advance!

    November 8, 2014 at 8:28 pm in reply to: Are there solutions to these 4 problems encountered with WP Membership Plugin? #552
    Bright7
    Participant

    Hello Admin, thank you for your response.

    1) Actually, we already have customized and generated Registration Form which we prefer to use as mentioned. Is there any short code or some kind of link facility in the Plugin that can enable us use that Form instead?

    2) Sure, regarding Question #2- that the plugin blocks “Header” and “Featured” images, distorted and sliced off large chunk of our TwentyFourteen Child Theme Template top end, exposing Template Background image there.

    It also re-prints the Page/Post contents on the exposed Template Background image, and did not restrict contents as expected and indicated with the “More” Tag even though the “show contents in Summary” box was ticked on the WordPress Theme dashboard settings.

    With exception of main HomePage and Posts HomePage

    This was the case on all the rest of our website Posts and Pages if the the WordPress “More” Tag is applied from Dashboard and in the Plugin setting: Please take a look here . Can this be rectified whilst still using the WordPress “More” Tag with the Plugin?

    Still in relation to question #2. With the Plugin in-situ, our Site Tagline is displayed on the left and Logo on the right,at top of Content Sidebar which are very good, and okay as not distorted. We would like our “Header” and “Featured” images displayed on restricted Pages and Posts to match, just as seen here

    Is there a way of setting the Plugin to display the “Header” and “Featured” images but restrict Pages, Posts below the “More” Tag, and all other images/ media on website?

    3) In your response to Question #3 quoted here:
    ““

    You can also have it so the user is always signed up to a standard or basic membership level (which doesn’t give access to any content). You (the site admin) can manually review the account and move the user to a proper membership level. At this stage the user will be able to access the content. We do have plans to add an option to manually approve membership.

    “”

    We tried creating the “basic” level as you suggested but we were not quite sure what boxes to tick in the Plugin’s settings to make it work that way.
    Could you please explain how to set up either the standard or basic membership level to help Administrator assess new users registration Forms and manually approve new Users meanwhile before they can login to our website?

    Looking forward to your useful response.

    Thank you in advance!

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