This recipe will automatically add certain membership levels to the user at checkout based on which fields they select at membership checkout. You must be using the Multiple Memberships Per User Add On as well as Register Helper to use this method.
Is it your dream to build a business around your passion for music and musical instruments? Matthew, from howtoplaythesax.com, accomplished this and much more. We will explore how he started his music membership business and how he used Paid Memberships Pro to do it.
If you are already running a premium Membership site, there are several reasons why you would want to create a separate website for free members. In this article, you will learn how to set up a membership site exclusively for free members. This guide applies to new member signups or members without a current subscription plan.
The landing page for your levels is the primary place your site will attract and sell its membership products. Our plugin includes a few options to design this page, including the default membership levels page shortcode or block and the enhanced options when using the Advanced Levels Page Shortcode Add On.
What if you need more control over this page and would like to design a completely custom page for your levels? In this article, I will take you through the process of building a new membership levels page using the Elementor Page Builder, an open source plugin available in the WordPress plugin repository.
This guide covers some of the most common pricing models for membership sites and how to configure level pricing for your site. It’s a useful guide if you’re just getting started with Paid Memberships Pro and would like to learn the different ways you can potentially charge members.
We just released version 1.7 of the Advanced Levels Display Shortcode add on – which includes support for Bootstrap-based themes running version 3+ of the Bootstrap framework. Just set the “template” attribute of the shortcode to “bootstrap”.
Version 1.8.4 adds the ability to drag and drop membership levels to update the display order when using the default [pmpro_levels] shortcode. How can I reorder my membership levels? If you’re using the default [pmpro_levels] shortcode, you can update the display from the Memberships > Membership Levels admin page. Hold down your mouse on the (more…)