[Josch]

Hi Ryan,

not really, I’m still waiting for an answer from the user mbrsolution. On August, 25th he wrote

“I have submitted a message to the developers to investigate further your request.”

@mbrsolution: What about my question/request. Anything informational from the developers?

Best wishes

Josch

[Josch]

Hi sezg,

thanks for sharing your solution.

But I have the mini widget positioned in the page header via a build in function of my theme “The7”. So I would need a hook from that theme to place that add_filter in this “micro widget” as they call their functionality and I haven’t found any hook for this. So a simple membership plugin hook would be easier for me. It seems as I have to wait for an answer of the developers.

[Josch]

Hi,

i would need a hook to overwrite the public function swpm_show_mini_login_sc from

/simple-membership/classes/shortcode-related/class.swpm-shortcodes-handler.php

so that I can delete some of the “output” lines and change on of these lines.

I only need a button “Login” in the head of my site. That should be changed to “Logout”
when the user is logged in. I nearly realised that with a handful of css:

.swpm_mini_login_no_membership,
.swpm_mini_login_join_now,
.swpm_mini_login_label,
.swpm_mini_login_username,
.swpm_mini_login_profile {
display: none;
}

But then the “|” from the line

$output  .= '<span class="swpm_mini_login_logout"> | <a href="' . $logout_url . '">' . SwpmUtils::_( 'Logout' ) . '</a></span>';

still persists.

Would it be possible that I can overwrite that in my themes functions.php file
with an add_filter function?

Thanks a lot in advance 🙂

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