Philip

Okay, thanks. So that says the height and width attributes are being set properly, which is good.

Could I get a link to your site? There must be some CSS elsewhere interfering and I need to look at your site to find it…

Phil

Hiya!

Does the code produce by the shortcode show those same width and height values?

There may be some CSS overwriting those. Use a tool like Firebug to check for that.

Phil

Okay, I can’t test that theme out as it’s a premium one but I suspect that it’s something specific to that theme. Can you see if you get the issue on the default theme?

Phil

@albinomonkey What theme are you using?

Phil

Hiya Sebastian,

Well spotted! ??

Yep – Membership was built with that exact use in mind!

Why not spend a little while trying out the free version and you’ll be able to gauge how well it’ll meet your clients needs.

Cheers!
Phil

Hiya,

If you’d like to point me to the thread you’ve started in our forums I’ll be sure it’s taken care of.

It can take a few hours to respond, especially outside of normal hours but we will always respond.

Cheers,
Phil

Hi Luke,

Did you add your menu into the negative rules for Member A?

Phil

Hiya,

That first link you gave simply shows the default config for Membership and you don’t need to edit anything there to get the global stuff working.

As @cafespain said, you just need to add that one line to wp-config.php and network activate the plugin and you’re away.

The only time you’ll need to play with the database tables is if you have lots of legacy data in Membership that interferes but that is very rare.

Phil

Hiya!

On point 1 can you explain to me exactly how you’ve set up the menu so that I can check it’s correct?

On 2 I believe you will just need to disable the admin bar through one of the various methods.

Cheers,
Phil

Hiya!

We do try to help out in these forums whenever we can so if you can explain the exact issues you’re having and your setup I’ll happily take a look for you ??

Phil

Hiya!

I believe most of your requirements will be met by the Membership plugin although the assigning of a different level may be a little trickier…

Phil

Hiya!

You might want to try out Membership (of which there is also a premium version) to create the membership side of things.

For the profiles, I’d suggest either BuddyPress or Directory (premium only I’m afraid) along with Gravity Forms (another premium plugin).

Cheers,
Phil

Hiya!

You might want to try Membership which will allow you to create the membership side of your site and then MarketPress for the e-commerce side. The two are designed to integrate with each other, too!

Cheers,
Phil

@lt833 I’ve had a look and I’m not seeing any jQuery errors on your site. It looks like it’s probably a CSS conflict.

Use a tool like Firebug to find out which styles are affecting your slider and you’ll be able to get that fixed.

Cheers!
Phil

Hiya!

I can’t speak for others but our Membership plugin allows you to create your own gateways relatively easy. You’d just need to copy one of the existing gateways (e.g. PayPal) and then tweak it to interface with DIBS.

Cheers!
Phil