Twenty Twenty is the newest theme released with WordPress version 5.3. I tested this new theme with Paid Memberships Pro and believe it is a strong choice for anyone looking to start a membership site on WordPress.

Watch the video below to see the theme working together with PMPro. The article include screenshots of the frontend theme experience as well as a block of custom CSS you can use to make this plugin and theme combo even tighter.


PMPro with the Twenty Twenty WordPress Theme

Screenshots of Various Plugin Pages

Membership Advanced Levels Shortcode - Twenty Twenty ThemeMembership Levels Page using the Advanced Levels Page Shortcode Add On

Membership Levels - Twenty Twenty ThemeMembership Levels default Page

Membership Account - Twenty Twenty ThemeMembership Account Page

Membership Billing - Twenty Twenty ThemeMembership Billing Page

Membership Checkout - Twenty Twenty ThemeMembership Checkout Page

Membership Invoice - Twenty Twenty ThemeMembership Invoice Page

Recommended Custom CSS

We do our best to allow the frontend pages for Paid Memberships Pro to inherit your theme’s appearance. Sometimes a few lines of CSS are needed to really tighten up the appearance and make all frontend plugin pages truly reflect your theme designer’s goals for content, be it for button appearance, dividers, content width, and more.

This custom CSS can be placed in a stylesheet for PMPro Customizations or pasted directly into the Appearance > Customize > Additional CSS field. You can also include this CSS in your child theme’s style.css file if you are using a child theme for Twenty Twenty.

Kimberly Coleman

Author: Kimberly Coleman

Kim is co-founder of Paid Memberships Pro. She has her hand in all aspects of the development, management, and marketing for the product and the team. She oversees frontend development for the core open source plugin and Add Ons.

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