How to use a Page Builder to create a custom Membership Level Pricing page.

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 [pmpro_levels] shortcode 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.

How to Set Up Your Membership Level Pricing

by Travis Lima | FAQ, General, Videos

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.

Bootstrap v3+ Support for Membership Levels Page

by Kimberly Coleman | Add Ons

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”.

View the Add On

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Drag and Drop Levels Reordering available in Version 1.8.4

by Kimberly Coleman | About PMPro

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…)