Changing Theme CSS Based on Membership.

If you have multiple memberships within your site using Wishlist Member and ever wanted to give your site a slight adjustment based on which type of member is signed in, then you’re going to love this trick. The idea is to first determined which type of member is signed in, then load a different type [...]

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Auto Hide Categories From Your Blog’s Front Page On WordPress

Do you want to create a unique category for your blog section of your membership site without the posts populating on the front (blog) page?  Unfortunately there is no backend option for categories to be disregarded at the front page. Well, now you have a cool fix for it. I found multiple solutions to this [...]

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Set Facebook Thumbnail Images for your WordPress Site

When people submit stories from your blog on to social sites Facebook, they also have to choose a thumbnail image that should go along with that link. These thumbnails are often generated automatically from pictures that are found in the corresponding web page or blog post.  You might notice that the image isn’t always what [...]

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CSS Starter Code

Taking advantage of CSS (cascade style sheets) to modify your site is a good step to distinguish your membership website amongst the 1000 others. The problem that many web designers face is the countless rewriting of just the basic CSS that needs to be created for each and every new website made. Writing CSS is [...]

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Allow WordPress Editors Access To Menus and Widgets

Have you been looking for a way to allow only your Editors access to the navigation menus tab and the widgets tab without giving them full admin access?  Well I have great news, YOU CAN! All you have to do is a simple hack to your functions.php file within your theme folder. Place this code in [...]

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How To Create A Rolodex For Your Membership Site

There seems to be a huge request on building Rolodexes within a membership site. Why you ask… Simple really, having a rolodex built within your membership website can effectively allow your members a centralized area where they can get information on programs/services/etc. that you personally trust. This has two advantages. Advantage One… Giving your members [...]

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Using WordPress Custom Values For Membership Sites

Wordpress has a great feature called custom values. Before we get into how to use custom values, let’s first understand what they are. What are custom values? Custom values are special entries that you would use to display either for images or worded content that needs to be placed in a specific location on the [...]

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