Sofia

@missveronicatv thank you, I have tried. I could delete all roles except of bbp_participant and bbp_keymaster with this plugin. Looking for another now…

Thank you for the prompt answer!

@wpmudevsupport13 thank you for your prompt reply! I am happy it is on your list for a no-code solution in the future.

I use an email customization plugin “WordPress Email and Alerts” to edit a default WordPress message right now. I have just hoped there would be a simple code solution to get rid of another plugin. ??

As it seems more complex, I will wait.

Have a nice day and thank you again!

• This reply was modified 1 year, 10 months ago by Sofia.

Thank you!

Solved. There were hard-coded paths in the database.

This is still reproducible. The padding is there, even if no custom style is used for the form. See the source code:

<input type="text" autocomplete="given-name" class="mailpoet_text" id="form_first_name_3" name="data[form_field_MzE3Yzc1N2ZiZDhiX2ZpcnN0X25hbWU=]" title="First name" value="" style="width:100%;padding:5px;margin: 0 auto 0 0;" data-automation-id="form_first_name" placeholder="First Name *" data-parsley-names="[&quot;Required.&quot;]" data-parsley-required="true" data-parsley-errors-container=".mailpoet_error_first_name_" data-parsley-required-message="Required.">

Pay attention to the style attribute automatically added to the form. This style attribute contains padding:5px. Can you please remove it?

Thank you!

Thanks for your kind answer!

Thank you for your prompt answer! Is it a restriction from MailPoet or yours?

I do have confirmation enabled for my newsletter sent via MailPoet. But I do not need another confirmation for membership subscriptions. When a user subscribes to the paid membership (Digimember), he confirms his email and accepts the policy.

So, there is no need to confirm their e-mail twice. First for the membership and then for the e-mail list again. This is confusing.

Hi, Natalie!

This is not about caching. I do not have any caching on my test site. It is about lazy loading, where the images are loaded only when needed.

Generally, LifterLMS does not have any issues with lazy loading in any other area. I can see the featured images loaded correctly in all other places and shortcodes. E.g. there is no issue with this shortcode: [lifterlms_course_syllabus course_id=”2322″]. The only place where the images are not load properly is the course page.

The setting in Kadence Customizer for Course Layout is:
Two Column Tiles + Show Lesson Thumbnail in Syllabus?

By the way, there is no option to deactivate lazy loading for one page only in SiteGround Optimizer, see https://www.siteground.com/tutorials/wordpress/sg-optimizer/image-optimizations/#Lazy_Load_Media .

Sofia

• This reply was modified 1 year, 11 months ago by Sofia.

Yes, the last example works they way, I need it. Thank you!

Thank you! Exactly what I was looking for.

Thank you! I see that default tag cloud widget indeed offers custom taxonomies to include.

as it works properly 100% of the time (in our experience) when using the default WordPress user registration method.

There is no field first name in default WordPress user registration method. ?? Thank you for investigating.

Just for your information: the same behavior with plugin User Registration.

– I have added a field “first name” to the registration form.
– The first name is saved in WordPress user profile without issues.
– The user is added to the MailPoet WordPress User list with his nickname instead of first name.
– Just resaving the WordPress user without any change updates the first name in MailPoet.

It looks like a general issue with your plugin rather than the way the user is registered. MailPoet saves nickname into “first name” field of list subscribers.

• This reply was modified 2 years, 2 months ago by Sofia.

Are you using any other type of account/membership registration plugin? Or following different steps from above?

Yes, I use LifterLMS registration. LifterLMS’s form provides a field for the first name during the registration. This first name is saved in WordPress user profile as first name. No issues there. In MailPoet the nickname is saved instead of first name.

If I just open a WordPress user profile for edit and resave it without changes, then first name is updated correctly in MailPoet. But I have to open and save the user manually to have the first name updated.