I would like to simplify the process for my customers and skip the Display name section. I tried to add a css in the site wide header, but it wouldn’t work. Any help would be appreciated. Thank you everyone!

.cr-form-customer {
display: none !important;
}

I am using User Registration on a test site with Buddypress, I want to use UR’s regsitration form to register users for Buddypress. UR is able to collect the user’s first and surname at the registration point, whereas Buddypress only has a single “name” field, so I prefer UR.

There is one big problem with UR though: when the user logs in to the Buddypress platform, their name is displayed in the top right corner of the page. If the user registers with UR, it displays their username which could be anything and might not look good. I want it to look more professional by displaying their first name. Is this possible?

Thank you for such a great plugin!

I need to rename the two WooCommerce product types “simple” and “external“:

• “simple” –> “Document”
• “external” –> “Link”

I tried this:

// Rename WC product types:
function custom_rename_product_types( $types ) {
    $types['simple'] = __('Document', 'wc-ajax-product-filter');
    $types['external'] = __('Lien', 'wc-ajax-product-filter');

    return $types;
}
add_filter( 'product_type_selector', 'custom_rename_product_types', 10, 1 );

It works in the WP back-end (list of WooCommerce products). But it doesn’t work on the front-end filters of WCAPF. Actually the plugin seems to display the raw values of ‘product_type’ (“simple” and external” in lowercase) instead of their display name, which brings another problem for non-English websites (my case), and won’t make much sense for end-users.

Is my code above correct? Would it be possible to make it work with the plugin?

Thank you!

I’m very happy with this plugin – and today I decided to get the pro version!

I soon realised that it might not give me the functionality I was hoping for… Which is this:
I want the Display Names to be output when mentioning users (which in my case is First Name + Last Name) in the comment section. Is that possible?

That option would make much sense I think, since WordPress usernames (in my case automatically created from the users email adress) is not very nice to output in a community where I want the mentions to feel coherent, personal and easily identified.

Is there some way I can fix this?
If not: Could this feature request be fulfilled by your team?

When I edit a USER on the standard WordPress User admin page, upon saving changes, the error pops up preventing the record form being saved. If I change the User Display Name I can then save the changes. The program is failing on validation by checking its own record for duplicates. Once the record is saved, I can go back in and change the Display Name back to the original name without problems. I just can not edit a user and save the record without changing the Display Name.

Any suggestions?

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Staging site: https://journalofmedicaloptometry.com/staging/

Example of issue can be seen at: https://journalofmedicaloptometry.com/staging/retina/atypical-optic-neuritis-resulting-in-a-diagnosis-of-mogad/

Version: 4.6.22

Also checked with all other plugins deactivated and problem persists.

I tried using the shortcode block and the custom HTML block on my page editor, but neither of them display these values appropriately, however when I use the same tags in my Menu links, or in the membership email templates, they work fine.

I was wondering if it was normal for these features to only work on the membership email templates and main navmenu areas.