[Illustrated & video explanation] Simple Memberships membership registration plugin - How to change the message -

A WordPress teacher will carefully explain how to set up Simple Memberships, which allows you to easily create a membership site with WordPress and create content exclusive to members!

This time, we will explain how to change the message.

Add new add-on

Download the add-on from the following site and add and activate the new plugin.

https://simple-membership-plugin.com/

Add Custom Message

When you activate the add-on (plugin), [Custom Message] will be added to [WP Membership], and you can set it here.

Customizable message list

You can change the message. You can also add HTML syntax at that time, so you can add CSS or add links.

1. Restricted Post - A message for users who cannot access a protected page
2. Restricted Post (Not Logged-in) – Message for non-logged-in users
3. Restricted Comment – A message for users who cannot access protected comments
4. Restricted Comment (Not Logged-in)
5. Restricted More Tag
6. Restricted More Tags (Not Logged-in)
7. Registration Successful
8. Activate by email
9. Account Expired

1. Restricted Post

Message for users without permission to access protected pages

For example, here is the default message:

If you enter the following, it will change to the following:

You can also use html syntax here,

<p class="restricted-post">Please change your membership type to view this content</p>

You can also enter, etc.

2. Restricted Post (Not Logged-in)

Message for users who are not logged in

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For example,

Enter it like this. At this time, you will probably need links to a login page or a new member registration page (in this case, the paid member registration page). An example is shown below.

You must be logged in to view this content.<a href="/blog/en/membership-login/"> Log in here</a>.  <a href="/blog/en/membership-join/">Register Now</a>

If you make customizations, the redirect setting after login will no longer work.

3. Restricted Comment

Message for users who cannot access protected comments

4. Restricted Comment (Not Logged-in)

Message displayed to non-logged-in users in protected comments

5. Restricted More Tag

Message for users who cannot access a page with the More tag

1. I think the same settings as Restricted Post are fine.
Below are some example sentences.

<p class="restricted-post">Please change your membership type to view this content</p>

6. Restricted More Tags (Not Logged-in)

Message for non-logged-in users on pages with the More tag

2. I think the same settings as Restricted Post (Not Logged-in) will be fine.
Below is an example sentence

You must be logged in to view this content.<a href="/blog/en/membership-login/"> Log in here</a>.  <a href="/blog/en/membership-join/">Register Now</a>

7. Registration Successful

The message that is displayed to the user after they complete the registration form

Here are some example sentences.

Registration has been completed.<a href="/blog/en/membership-login/"> Log in here</a>.  

8. Activate via email

If you enable the function that allows users to register by clicking the link URL in the auto-response email after registering, this message will be displayed after the user fills out the registration form.

Here are some example sentences.

A confirmation email for your registration has been sent to the email address you registered. Please click on the URL in the email body to complete your registration. If you do not receive the email, please check your spam folder, and if you still have not received it, please contact the administrator.

9. Account Expired

Message for expired accounts

Here is an example sentence.Create an update page for expired usersIt is a good idea to specify the page you created as the link destination.

Your account has expired.<a href="/blog/en/updata/">Update your account</a>Please do.