PremiumPress membership settings for creating matching sites with WordPress

I wanted to build a matching website using WordPress! I tried out a Micro job theme from an overseas theme company called PREMIUMPRESS, and this article explains how to build it.

This time we will explain how to create membership and set permissions!

Membership settings

• Premium Press
• membership
• Membership Pricing Plans

and configure it.

Non-member privilege settings

First, set the permissions for non-members to have no access to membership.

What you can set

Non-members may not list services.

• View Photos - Permission to view photos listed on the site
• Watch Videos - Permission to view videos posted on the listing details page on the Site
• Music - permission to view music featured on the listing details page on the site
• Send Message: Read - This is the setting for private messages, but if you are not a member, you will not be able to see who sent the message, so it is best to turn it off.
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Membership Creation

It doesn't necessarily have to be paid, and you can create multiple memberships.

Create a new plan by clicking [Create a new plan].

basic configuration

• display name
• icon
• explanation
• price
• Set interval for subscription
• If you have a subscription, turn on recurring payments

Price List Customization

You can change the text that appears on the membership application page here.

Features

This is the same as the authority settings for non-members.

• Listing your services
• Private chat feature

is available.

Permissions and other settings

• Administrator approval - A setting that requires the administrator to approve a member before they can officially become a member
• Show after purchase - OFF if you don't want this membership to be displayed when upgrading
• Highlight - Turn it on if you want to stand out from other memberships
• Hide Package - Hide this membership from the package selection screen
• Show Badge – A package icon will appear next to your username.