Paid Memberships Pro

Memberlite lets you set the archive layout, sidebar location, and column ratio separately for each post type in the WordPress Customizer. Out of the box, these per-type settings are only available for the custom post types from our Courses for Member...

When you pick a color for a heading, button, or group in the WordPress block editor, the color picker shows a set of swatches from your theme. This code recipe adds your own brand colors to that set, so they are one click away on every page and you no longer have to paste hex codes into the custom color field.

We built this recipe for Memberlite, but it should work ...

You have decided to run a paid newsletter. The hard questions are no longer whether to charge for your writing, but what to publish week after week, and how to deliver it without locking your business inside someone else’s platform.

This is the part most “how to start a paid newsletter” articles skip. They send you straight to Substack, ha...

Most people search for “corporate intranet.” Ask around the office, though, and you will hear it called the internal portal, the employee hub, the knowledge base, or just “wherever the HR PDFs live.” The terminology varies, but the need is the same: one private site where employees can find documents, finish training, read announcements, look up a coworker, and submit a reque...

By default, Paid Memberships Pro redirects anyone who lands on WordPress’s built-in registration page (wp-login.php?action=register) straight to your membership levels page. That’s exactly what most membership sites want. It gets in the way, though, if you create accounts through another method, such as a BuddyPress or BuddyBoss signup form, a WooCommerce account page, or a c...