If you own a membership, multi-author or any WordPress site with lots of users, adding a login form to the sidebar of your website allows users to sign in or login quickly to their account. In this post, we’ll learn how to build and add a login form widget to the WordPress sidebar using ProfilePress.…
How to Manually Approve New User Registrations in WordPress
There are a couple of reasons why you may want to manually approve or confirm new user registrations on your WordPress site. It could be to stop spam registrations or to prevent people outside your preferred or target audience from registering if you run a private membership site. In this tutorial, you will learn how…
Creating a Custom Front-end Multisite Registration WordPress Form
Do you know that WordPress.com is a giant WordPress multisite installation? one obvious difference it has from others is the presence of a beautiful custom multisite registration form where visitors can create their own websites (new sites). The default WP multisite registration page at https://yoursite.tld/wp-signup.php which allows users to create an account and a site…
How to Customize WooCommerce Checkout Login & My Account Forms
If you use WooCommerce and you plan to change the way the default login form appears, you are looking at writing a new set of codes to override the existing ones. This is a tasking process that could lead you into breaking the entire plugin setup, and of course ending its functionality abruptly. In this…
WordPress User Registration with Only Email Address
In previous tutorials, we learned how to create WordPress registration forms without requiring users to enter their username and password. Do you know you can also create a custom WordPress registration form with just an email field? where users can register or sign up to your WordPress site with only their email address without a…