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Profile Builder's reCAPTCHA field has been updated to the new and improved Google's No CAPTCHA reCAPTCHA. To simplify the reCAPTCHA experience the new field will simply ask users who want to register for your website whether or not they are robots. Using the new reCAPTCHA API, a significant number of users will be able to […]

Looking for a simple way to customize the WooCommerce account page to add extra user fields and let customers manage their data from the front-end? How about adding custom user fields to the WooCommerce checkout page? In this post, you'll learn how to easily customize the WooCommerce account page using the Profile Builder plugin and its WooCommerce Sync add-on.

I’m quite concerned about the security of my site and content if I allow users to sign up with weak passwords. How can I enforce WordPress password requirements? That's something we hear a lot from website owners. Chances are, if you run a WordPress membership site that allows user registration, your primary security concern is […]

I've set 2 new roles for my e-commerce site - "seller" and "buyer". Each role should have its own registration page with different fields. I've searched for hours for a plugin that will give me the option to do this, but couldn't find one. Does a plugin like this even exist? This sounds like a […]

Profile Builder is about to get even better. The past couple of months we've been working hard to improve and extend its functionality. Most of the architecture and UI of the plugin has been rebuilt from scratch for increased usability, focusing on the most essential tasks you would need from an all in one user […]

Not sure what’s the right WordPress User Registration Plugin for you to use in your project? Going through all the WordPress User Registration plugins can be disorienting. You probably spent hours and hours searching for plugins and tutorials to help you with your project, and you’re still as confused as you were when you started. […]

Looking for a way to cut down on WordPress spam registrations? If your WordPress site is set to allow user registration (like a membership site or WooCommerce store), then it's probably vulnerable to user registration spam from spam-bots. Finding a way to eliminate, or at least reduce, WordPress spam registrations is important so that you can focus your efforts and resources on your real users. No matter what type of site you're running, there are some tried-and-true tactics that you can apply to stop spam registrations in their tracks, and they're all available in one single plugin.

Have you hit a road block when it comes to WordPress user registration? You probably would like to have new users register before being able to take certain actions (for example, posting reviews or commenting) but do not want them to have access to the WordPress Dashboard? Truth is, WordPress User Registration doesn't have to […]

Displaying dynamic menus based on logged in status is quite straight forward and any developer you're gona ask will tell you the same thing. Regardless of that, up to this point, the only way show a different menu to your logged in users was to add a bit of code to your theme header, some […]

Ever now and again the question arises with new clients that aren't really tech savvy: "What Is WordPress?" What I'm hoping to achieve with this post is to drop the technical jargon for a minute and explain in down to earth words what is WordPress, how can it help you, what is WordPress.com, what's a […]