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haha, sorry about the typos.

Martin, seems almost what i was looking for, but it did not mention anything about having a separate login. When a customer visits (example.com) they cannot view the links to the retailers section, it is accessible only thought a direct link given. So if a retailer would like, they can create an account on example.com and a completely separate one at example.com/buyers.

Plus my other issue is that the retailers portal must have its own wordpress login page so the company whom i am creating this for can have anyone login to the dashboard and edit content on the buyers area and have it completely separate from the previous site. I suggested this because it keeps users who log into the dashboard rescricted on what they can edit.

This think the network would be a good idea? Or just installing wordpress a second time in a subdirectory?

Also, the theme for the retailers page will be the same BUT content will be different (different menu links, no slider, etc.)

Thanks for your help.

So far all the plugins i am finding just log you into the same general website login… Maybe i would just need to install wordpress again into a sub directory and limit it down to where it just displays the specific retailer content. Any other ideas?

Got it…

https://blog.sachinkraj.com/how-to-fix-slug-is-already-in-use-by-another-term-error/

I am now having the same issue, except the designer before created multiple categories for “mens” clothing so now it keeps renaming the slug “mens-2, mens-3” etc. If i find a work around i will let you know.

Currently there are no products in that category either.