"Join for Free" Bar for Visitors
Shows a slim, dismissible bar at the bottom of the screen inviting visitors who are not logged in to create a free account or log in.
Snippet Library
Snippets for membership sites built with plugins such as MemberPress: restrict content, change account pages and handle sign-ups and renewals. For creators and communities with paid access.
Shows a slim, dismissible bar at the bottom of the screen inviting visitors who are not logged in to create a free account or log in.
Adds a [wpide_for_users] shortcode that shows its content only to the user accounts you list, handy for private notes to one client on a shared page.
Adds a [wpide_drip days="7"] shortcode that unlocks the content inside it a set number of days after each member registered, and tells them when it unlocks.
Lets administrators set an expiry date on any account; after that date the user is logged out and can no longer log in, which suits trial or temporary access.
Styles the members-only and paywall prompts from the WPIDE library with a soft fade over the last lines of the teaser and a clear call-to-action box.
Lets visitors read a few posts each month for free, then asks them to log in or sign up to keep reading; members always read without limits.
Removes menu links to posts and pages marked members-only (by the WPIDE "Members-Only Posts" snippet) or set to private, so visitors never see links they can't open.
Adds a small lock symbol before the titles of members-only posts in lists and archives for visitors, so they know what needs an account before clicking.
Adds MemberPress members to a BuddyPress group for their membership when they pay, giving each tier its own private community space.
Gives MemberPress members access to the LearnDash courses tied to their membership when they pay, and removes it when the membership expires.
Adds a "Memberships" column to the WordPress Users screen showing each user's active MemberPress memberships at a glance.
Adds a new tab, such as "Resources" or "Support", to the MemberPress account page navigation with your own content.
Gives members an extra WordPress role when they buy a membership and removes it when that membership expires, so role-based plugins can follow MemberPress.
Adds body classes like wpide-mepr-member and wpide-mepr-123 for each active membership, so you can show, hide or restyle parts of your theme with CSS.
Sends members to a different page after logging in depending on the membership they hold, for example Gold members to the Gold dashboard.
Sends you a short email with the member's name, email and membership as soon as someone completes a MemberPress sign-up.
Sends you an email when a member's MemberPress transaction expires, so you can reach out personally before they forget about you.
Hides the coupon code field on MemberPress registration forms so visitors without a code don't leave to hunt for one; coupon links keep working.
Adds a [wpide_mepr_memberships] shortcode that lists the logged-in member's active memberships by name, for welcome boxes and account pages.
Lists your memberships with "Join" links right below the MemberPress unauthorized message, so visitors can upgrade without searching for the pricing page.
Rejects MemberPress registrations unless the email address belongs to one of your allowed domains, ideal for company or school memberships.
Shows a short "secure checkout, cancel any time" note with a padlock just above the MemberPress sign-up button to reduce hesitation.
Redirects logged-in members who already own a membership away from that membership's sign-up page to their account page, avoiding accidental double purchases.
Hides navigation menu items from people who don't hold a given MemberPress membership, using a CSS class like wpide-mepr-123 on the menu item.