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Try to turn off any caching plugin if you have one and see if this changes anything. Also, do ask your host whether they have server-side caching. Also, the official support forum is at:

https://www.patreondevelopers.com/c/patreon-wordpress-plugin-support/11

Please the official forum for support:

https://www.patreondevelopers.com/c/patreon-wordpress-plugin-support/11

I believe this was answered via email or in the forum at one point. You dont need to add a redirect – when a non patron attempts to open the post, they are redirected to Patreon to sign up already.

Just come to the official support forum so we can look into these there:

https://www.patreondevelopers.com/c/patreon-wordpress-plugin-support/11

I believe we handled this at the forum. If not, just post it there.

https://www.patreondevelopers.com/c/patreon-wordpress-plugin-support/11

That’s a warning – it should not affect the operation of your website or your plugin. Also, warnings and notices should not be set to On in production websites.

Just post your question in the official forum and we can look into it there.

Please post your questions at the official support forum:

https://www.patreondevelopers.com/

If you can acquire the error log from your site control panel or web host, that could help. Then you can post the issue at the official support forum to get help:

https://patreondevelopers.com

https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/0eshdfu5rhl72oi7ascnj/Patreon-WordPress-Filters.paper?dl=0&rlkey=m5g2u0kzcbrz7dqlex3uta6s7

ptrn/final_state_universal_button filter should allow you to filter the entire button.

If you use the filters or any custom plugin to modify the link to open in a new tab, that should do it.

When an author does not have his or her Patreon profile saved, the site widget should take over and show your website’s Patreon profile link instead. Does this not happen so?

You can use the Patron Pro (a premium upgrade to this plugin) ‘Allow only patrons to log in’ feature to allow only patrons to register & log in. You can find it via google.

However it may be a good idea to prevent anyone from registering/logging in if the registration/login is disabled in the site. Though that defeats the purpose of the plugin.

Is your site turned off for registrations and logins? In the WP settings?

Please note that support is at the official forum:

https://www.patreondevelopers.com/c/patreon-wordpress-plugin-support/11

You can use PHP code to gate any part of your content. You could modify it for a certain $ value or the value with which a given post is locked with.

https://paper.dropbox.com/doc/Patreon-WordPress-how-to-lock-any-part-of-your-Website–Blz1ckiZsmQc7k7gBoD_GWYnAg-dqneEVjvuYrPbkEJfOuhG

If you want to gate only parts of the content, you can use the premium plugin’s shortcodes. (Patron Plugin Pro). You can google for its details since its support cannot be rendred at this forum.

You can try checking if caching at your site (plugins or the host) interferes with the widgets. By caching the old state of the sidebar and displaying it etc. Also, support is at the official forum:

https://www.patreondevelopers.com/c/patreon-wordpress-plugin-support/11