Settings

ProfilePress integrates nicely with any BbPress powered forum. Among the list of integrations include but not limited to: Replacing BbPress login and registration forms with that of ProfilePress. Changing…

ProfilePress integrates nicely with any BuddyPress/BuddyBoss-powered social networking site. Among the list of integrations include but are not limited to: Redirecting and changing all links to the BuddyBoss/BuddyPress…

ProfilePress includes a Business Information setting for you to specify your Business name, address, country, and Tax Identification Number. This information is used by ProfilePress where necessary, including…

Do you want to disable concurrent logins in WordPress? Turning off concurrent logins or limiting login sessions helps stop your users or members from sharing their usernames and…

ProfilePress sends email notifications in three groups: account emails, order emails, and subscription emails. You manage them all in ProfilePress > Settings > Emails, where each group has…

The Frontend Profile settings page allows you to configure and customize what your users can see and do on their custom user profile page and also set the…

The Global settings overview panel allows you to disable ajax behavior in forms. This means that forms do not require a page reload when submitted. Lastly, you can…

Sometimes some required database tables fail to be created/installed on the installation and upgrade of ProfilePress. If you experience this issue on your WordPress website, follow this guide…

When ProfilePress is activated for the first time, a notice is shown to the user to create the required pages it needs to work correctly. These include pages…

The My Account page is where users can edit their account information or details, change their password and perform other changes to their account settings. You can create…

The Pages settings panel lets you set the pages necessary for ProfilePress to function successfully on your website. To access the settings, go to ProfilePress > Settings >…

When users successfully log in, log out or reset their password on your site, you can set a page or custom URL they should be redirected to. If…

The Registration Settings Overview panel lets you choose whether to automatically log users in when they sign up for your WordPress website or prompt them to log in.

ProfilePress allows you to control users’ cover & profile photos. These include the maximum size and default placeholder images in case the users did not upload any. Cover…

ProfilePress automatically emails your members at key moments in their subscription lifecycle — when a payment fails, when a subscription is about to renew or expire, and more.…

Do you want to set up a WordPress user redirect to a custom page after they log in and log out? By default, WordPress directs users to their…

Are you looking to restrict access to your WordPress site and ensure only the right users can view your content? Whether managing a membership site, offering online courses,…

Are you looking to hide the WordPress admin bar and restrict dashboard access for specific users? The WordPress admin bar and dashboard are important for managing a website,…

Do you want to restrict WordPress login to only email addresses or usernames? ProfilePress makes it simple to customize your WordPress login requirements, allowing you the flexibility to…

Do you want to change the password reset email in WordPress to match your brand’s style? This article will show you how to customize the password reset email.…