Browse code recipes, advanced techniques, and new custom solutions to help you run a successful membership site. Access to these recipes is included in your Plus or Unlimited membership. View Membership Pricing ».
ConvertKit is an email marketing platform that offers robust tools for automation and subscriber tagging. In this recipe, we demonstrate how to adjust the integration’s default settings related to subscriber tag updates on membership level change.
When a member cancels or expires, they are shown on the Members List when filtering by Cancelled, Expired, or Old Members. Some membership sites, though, are set up to downgrade paid members to a free level on cancellation or expiration. For these sites, members with a previous paid level are not considered old, cancelled, or expired anymore.
Admins may still want to see those users on the “Old Members” list, highlighting the members for a win-back campaign to resubscribe to a paid membership. This code does that.
Correctly displaying your member’s name on your membership site can have a big impact. Imagine displaying a formal name when subtle privacy is needed. This code recipe will allow you to set your member’s default display name to their username.
Automate your Sponsored or Group members discount code process by sending it through to Zapier. Once sent you can use this data with other apps and programs to utilize the discount code more efficiently.
Display a group of members, both the parent member as well as the child accounts, together on your membership directory page. This is a unique solution if you want to display a team of members on your membership site.
This code recipe will allow you to adjust the QR code on your Paid Memberships Pro Membership Card to a specific size. This comes in handy if you want a more minimalistic-looking membership card or if you would like a more visible QR code.
This code recipe will allow you to give your members more exposure to their written articles by displaying a link to their author post archives on their member profile page.
Assign a Membership Level to a specific WordPress user role. This can be an effective way to subscribe a user to a membership when they interact with your website using a different plugin other than Paid Memberships Pro.
Did you know that even website administrators will need an active membership level in order to see member-only content? Use this code recipe to override the behavior of the pmpro_has_membership_access_filter to always allow admin access to restricted content.
Our Paid Memberships Pro Series Add On allows you to drip feed content to your members over the course of their membership. This is a great way to keep members coming back or make sure members do not consume all of your content at once.
By default, all the posts of a series can be seen in a list. However, members can only access it at a certain time. In the event that you wish to hide upcoming or not-yet-accessible content, you will need to use this code recipe to do so.
