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Yes, you can. Check this out - ultimatemember.com/extensions/stripe/

Contact me through my website.

Thanks! Glad you liked the video. To get the customer back to the site after logging in, go to UM plugin > User Roles > Select the role (edit) > Login options > Set the action to be taken after login. This should direct them where you want.

Thanks for the feedback, glad you liked the tutorial. For creating and responding to support tickets, you might need to use a ticketing plugin alongside your web portal. You can consider plugins like WP Ticket or Awesome Support. Additionally, you could use third-party services like Tidio, which can be integrated with your portal for more advanced ticketing and chat support.

Thanks so much for replying!!! 😊 ur awsomeeeee!!!!

I'm back again to say more of the same. 50 javascript and css files. Plugin is a mess. And good luck getting the social login paid plugin to work. WTF.

Hi! There should be a page called Registration, and make sure the code is added there. If not, you can create another page and add the code. You can find the code under WP Dashboard > Ultimate Member > Forms. It should be the default registration form. Let me know

To set up a subscription for monthly recipes with paid access, you can use the Ultimate Member Stripe Extension. Here’s the link: ultimatemember.com/extensions/stripe/

Yes, you can. Check this out - ultimatemember.com/extensions/stripe/

I'm not entirely sure what you're trying to achieve, but you can use different roles to manage various levels of access. This way, you can create distinct "member areas" by assigning different roles to users, each with their own permissions and content access.

@@emiwebs Thanks a lot

Yes, "User Notes" can be used to create private sections for each user.

@@emiwebs Thank you this sounds really good. Super appreciate your prompt response. I like how concise your video material is. Keep up the great work.

What are you trying to achieve?

Thanks!

Yes, you can integrate subscriptions with the Ultimate Membership Plugin. It supports various subscription plans and payment gateways, allowing you to manage recurring payments and member access.

@@emiwebs One more question, does it work with downloadable product? Connected as membership option. Thank you !

@@norakoora Yes, it works with downloadable products in WooCommerce.

Go to Ultimate Member > User Roles > Select the User Role > Login Options > Redirect to URL. Like and Subscribe 😉

Go to Ultimate Member > Settings in your WordPress dashboard and click on General > Account. Set Registration Status to Auto-approve.

OBS

What's the issue?

Yes, but it depends on the type of user. You’ll need to assign the correct user role or create a user role that has the permissions to create posts.

@@emiwebs Nice, can they also make posts for a custom post type that I have created? And how do they do it, through the wordpress interface or through a form?

You may have long since gotten your question resolved but in case not, and for anyone else, you can use wp user frontend (wpuf) to allow the users to create posts, and use pods for custom taxonomies. Be aware that wpuf only displays 24 taxonomies so if you have say, 50 main categories and more than 24 of them have a list of subcategories you will have to double up and add a prefix to be able to use them in the wpuf post form for that taxonomy. It's really easy to use though. Use UM to register them to whatever roles you assign. Then for WPUF, in settings you can designate which roles can use that specific form. You can have some categories for one group to post content and other categories for another group, and even other groups that can publish in all categories. Use PODS to set the individual taxonomies, e.g., Cars is a custom taxonomy, Months, Colors. Each pod has a list of models, the 12 months, however many colors. Create the form in wpuf blank forms, add whatever fields you want to include, drag each category taxonomy you want to use, decide if it's a dropdown, check, radio, multiple selection, text, etc. Save the form. Choose what user roles can use the form to publish. Save it. Then make a post to add the post form to. You can further restrict it by using UM to lock the post forms down to their specific user roles. Nobody else can access it but admins and the user role assigned to it. It's way more intuitive than writing that, but those 3 work perfectly together to register and allow members to publish content, and restrict content to specific roles.

@@DelanaQuinn wow, I finally used the listeo theme as an all in one solution but thanks for your time.

Hey Rodri! You need to change the restriction access on that page and make it public. I explain how to do it in the video at 19:39. Otherwise, you can change it from the Dashboard > Appearance > Menu and select the access level. If you're not sure how to do it, feel free to reach out to me through my website. Thanks!

Hey! That's done with the widget called Animated Headline from Elementor Pro. Go to Style > Rotating.

@@emiwebs Thank you :)

Access the UM plugin under User Roles, select the role, and set the action to be taken after login under the Login Options.

You can manage these under the "Ultimate Member > Settings > Notices

Is that the Pro version?

@@emiwebs it is

Wp dashboard > Templates (Below to Elementor) > Landing pages

@@emiwebs I got Elementor pro, and I can't find it there :(

​@@magicfragrances I think you need to go to Elementor > Settings > Features. Under "Ongoing Experiments," search for "Landing Page" and make sure it's set to "Active." Let me know if that helps! 😉

It's under user profile. Wp dashboard> Users> View

Make sure you have that page as a blog page.

Make sure you have assigned the pages accordingly.

Glad it was helpful!

Have you added the code in the header?

@@nusratanjum_96 yes I did everything and it worked but when i test it on mobile when enter another language the header hide and it cuse when google translate show on it get place something on header and the problem happened. But know I am using polylang it is very nice 🙂

The "blinking" effect is common with many translation plugins. You can use server-side rendering (SSR) or static site generation (SSG) if supported or check your plugin settings for options to reduce the delay or consider other plugins with faster translation.