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Thank you kindly for your detailed reply. It’s really helpful.

I’m sorry but happy to say I noticed the black “WP admin bar” was obstructing it. 95% of the X was simply behind that black strip at the top, just under my username.

I think the X should be shifted to compensate for this. ??

It was a good suggestion you made to also look at the other light boxes like “prettyPhoto or FancyBox” like you said. “Nivo” seemed to work best.

Appreciate your time. Cheers.

Hi

And thank you for your reply. Actually I take back that I find keyboard navigation absolutely required for free version – it is nice to have.

I added a link to my photo using your instructions, saved the gallery refreshed my page and found I don’t see a link nor can I click the image and go to the URL (also set it up for open in new tab but don’t see that happening either).

Actually the Facebook share appears to work now so I take that back that it isn’t working.

Appreciate your time.

RESOLVED as I said. I found the image size options, chose them and fixed this. Thank you

PLEASE DELETE MARTIN

Hi,

I’m sorry but I clearly stated that manual approval seemed to be an omission and that I was surprised that you make this part of a paid add-on.

The ability to control the application process is important. I find admin approval is part of the free version of the following plugins:

User Registration plugin “Admin approval option for registration”
Ultimate Member plugin: “You can allow users to be auto-approved, require email activation or be manually approved by the admin”

You seem to only allow auto approval so this plugin’s functionality is too limited.

Developer – please reply to this comment! Thank you.

Thanks Tracy. I don’t understand why developers like yourselves miss an opportunity to simply provide easy to follow instructions for how to style your forms (unless it’s all about forcing users to pay for “add ons”)

On google two minutes to locate this guide https://uhurunetwork.com/customizing-mailchimp-form-design/

It took me about fifteen minutes to apply this, style it and it looks dope.

Cheers,
Mike

Hi sorry no this is not an issue with limits on the number of password resets because it happens on first time attempt to set or reset.

Interesting. I have similar issue. Any resolution to this?

I just wanted to update this thread by saying in my most recent test the new user was added, I received the confirmation email and everything worked out fine. You can mark this solved. Thanks.

It seems you didn’t understand my comment.

I mentioned nothing about seeing no user/password registration fields.

All of the user registration tests were done from a different browser where I was not already logged in.

I’m sorry “Account Activation Email” is not what I’m talking about.

I was referring to the text on the confirmation page.

Has this been fixed? This is a necessary feature. A user must be able to edit their information or change their password.

Actually I realized this could be turned off in the settings area. So I’m good. Thank you for your help and please mark this solved.

Thanks so much for that. For my situation that is an improvement.

Do you also have a css code suggestion to hide the rating stars below the users name? By this I mean all of “member rating” and “badge.”

My audience will not participate if they think people will rate them – though I appreciate the attempt to gamify or add extra features.

Thank you!

Also one more comment. After setting up the custom user registration page I was really impressed. But one obvious thing that is missing is integration with MailChimp or other mail providers. I’d like to see this added if possible. Thank you.