MemberPress: Active Memberships Column in Users
Adds a "Memberships" column to the WordPress Users screen showing each user's active MemberPress memberships at a glance.
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Adds a "Memberships" column to the WordPress Users screen showing each user's active MemberPress memberships at a glance.
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.
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.
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.
Enrolls members in the LearnDash courses tied to their Paid Memberships Pro level and removes access when they cancel or their level expires.
Lets only members with an active Paid Memberships Pro level open your bbPress forums, sending everyone else to the levels page.
Appends a short note such as "plus VAT" or "cancel any time" to the price text Paid Memberships Pro shows for each level.
Adds body classes like wpide-pmpro-member and wpide-pmpro-level-2 so you can tailor your theme's look for each membership level with CSS.
Closes checkout for a level once it reaches the number of active members you set, perfect for limited founding-member or cohort offers.
Adds an optional "Company" field to the Paid Memberships Pro checkout and member profile, saved with the member's account.
Sends new members to a different confirmation page for each level after checkout, for example an onboarding page for your premium tier.
Emails you right away when a member cancels their membership, with the level they left, so you can ask why or offer help.
Sends you a short email when Paid Memberships Pro expires a member's level, so you can follow up personally.
Adds a column to Memberships > Members showing a value from the member's profile, such as their company or phone number.
Adds your own links, such as "Member resources" or "Book a call", to the Member Links box on the Paid Memberships Pro account page.
Adds a WordPress role that matches the member's level when they join and removes it when they cancel, expire or change level.
Keeps chosen levels (for example a hidden staff or legacy level) off the public levels page while their checkout links keep working.
Sends members to a different page after logging in depending on their membership level, for example Premium members to the premium library.
Adds a dashboard widget that lists your membership levels with the number of active members in each, cached so the dashboard stays fast.
Adds a [wpide_pmpro_expires] shortcode that shows when the member's current level ends, or "never" for levels without an end date.
Adds a "Level" column to the WordPress Users screen showing each user's Paid Memberships Pro level and its end date.
When a paid membership expires, the member is moved to your free level instead of losing membership entirely, so they keep basic access and stay on your list.