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Please note that support, feature requests etc are handled at the official forum:

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

Multi-author support is a rather complicated feature to implement. But it could be definitely useful. However there are no current plans for implementing it.

The author buttons should not appear in the sidebar for posts from authors who don’t have a Patreon profile saved in their profile. Do they appear in your blog for authors who did not save a Patreon link?

@woeler Woeler can you also move your post to the official forum so that it can be tracked there?

Please note that support is at official forum:

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

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Do you have image locking feature on?

Yes, the api should send the emails for such addresses, but the plugin would not be using them to create accounts or log in people since it is a security risk. I would recommend you not manually adding those emails either.

Instead, ask those patrons to register at your WP site with the same email as their Patreon email first, then log in via Patreon. This will make them verify their email via your website, then link their account to Patreon.

Also, support is at the official forum:

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

Thanks for the feedback. You’re right that that wouldn’t be a priority for us since the people who use different themes in WP admin does not seem to be a sizable part of the community.

By the way, official support is at below forum:

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

This means that you have already connected a site to Patreon via the setup wizard before, or an app for this site already exists.

https://www.patreon.com/portal/registration/register-clients

You can check the existing apps in the above page. If you have connected a WP site to Patreon via the setup wizard before, then you will need to manually create an app and copy/paste its details to Patreon Settings’ menu’s Connection section.

If there is an app for a WP site which you arent using, you can just delete it and connect via the setup wizard.

If you lock the access to the podcast episode in your WP site, yes. Currently locking podcast files directly is not supported (image files are), so you cant directly protect the file itself. But you can gate access to podcast player.

If the hosting plan was way too small, that could affect something, true, but I don’t remember a case in which anybody had any issue with a standard, affordable hosting plan from Bluehost, Siteground, Godaddy and the like. In any case, if you encounter any issue, just gather as much detail as possible and then you can post a thread in the support forum.

Did you turn image locking on?

Support is rendered at the official forum by the way:

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

Please note that the official support forum is at:

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

As for comments – nope, importing comments is not yet supported.

Thanks for reporting this. This will be fixed in the next release. Until then you can turn off warnings and use the plugin without issues.

Marking this resolved.

Im marking this resolved. If you have further questions, you can post at the official support forum.

Im marking this resolved. If you have further questions, you can post at the official support forum.