stemsrus

James, thanks for the articles. It’s on my summer reading list.

I want to report back that when I deactivated Jetpack, I was able to modify the block successfully. Surprise surprise, Jetpack is the culprit.

I want to report back that when I deactivated Jetpack, I was able to modify the block successfully. Surprise surprise, Jetpack is the culprit.

Thanks for WordFence, I’ll look at it.

But I have a more general questions about plugins. I just went into WP Toolkit and noticed a lot of security features – too many to name here. So why do I need more plugin security features on top of the ones in cPanel?

I known security is a process and constantly evolving, but I’m really curious as to the minimum security that would keep you safe.

Thank George, for the suggestion. I tried the following with no success:

• I used handbrake to converted my mov files to mp4, AVI, Web-Optimized mp4 and none of these worked.
• I used ffmpeg to convert to mp4 and that didn’t work either because the file was too large and the -crf options were not recognized on my terminal.

To make it work, I posted the video to my youtube account unlisted and then used the youtube wordpress block to link it. That worked! All browsers and phones I tested work as expected.

It ironic that I created the video on my Apple computer, yet the video would only play on Firefox and Chrome and not play on an iphone or Safari. I’m throwing away the Apple phrase, “it just works.”

More testing shows that people with Android phone can view the video. So it appears to be an iphone thing.

Ron

The Login and Join Now button works intermittently: Sometimes, it’s centered, sometimes, it’s not! I modified the style code with the !important flag and the intermittent result is the same. I also upgraded to the newest release. What can I do to permanently center this message on the page? This effect is similar in Firefox and Chrome browser.

.centered-content {
  text-align: center !important;
  font-size: 2rem !important;
  margin: 20px auto !important;
}

Ron

Hello and Good morning. Based on my my first post on this topic.

Can/Will someone/anyone tell me how do I verify that two-factor authentication is working as advertised?

Ron

I figured it out. Jetpack videopress is installed separately from Jetpack. Once I deactivated and deleted Jetpack videopress, all is good now.

Ron

I want to be clear that I’m referring to using two-factor authentication for my www.remarpro.com account in the above post.

Ron

Ok, I figured it out by doing two things:

1.) In WordPress, I added a style to Additional CSS

.centered-content {
  text-align: center; /* Centers the text */
  font-size: 2rem; /* Adjusts the font size */
  margin: 20px auto; /* Adds some margin for better spacing */
}

2.) In the advanced section of PMpro, I changed the message for logged-in Non-members to:

<div class="centered-content">
  This content is for !!levels!! members only.<br />
  <a href="!!levels_page_url!!">Join Now</a>
</div>

Question on styling ‘Join Now’

Hi all, I have content restriction on a column block in the list below: When I refresh the page, It displayed “This content is for Premium members only ‘Join Now’

Unfortunately, it aligned to the left of the screen. How do I style it so as to center it on the pag?

• Columns — Content Visibility is enabled
  • Column — Content Visibility is disabled
    • Custom HTML (drag and drop area) — Content Visibility is disabled

• This reply was modified 8 months, 3 weeks ago by stemsrus.

My update so far in this journey:

Condos to the PMPro team for the integration into the WordPress menus. Coming from a new user -me, this doesn’t feel like I’m learning a new system. It kinda feel like, hey I need to check out some new WordPress features – as courtesy of PMPro. I was able to block a page based on membership level. Next, I’ll be trying content restriction to block themes based on levels also If this works, then I’m one step closer to launching!!!

My only recommendation is to keep up the hard work!

Ron

Disclaimer: I’ll probably keep coming back to this thread as I setup PMPro, so please be patient.

I installed the plugins, and I’m adding myself as a New Member. It automatically populate the username and password with my WordPress credentials. Should I use my wordpress password or generate a new one?

Ron

In my initial post, I left out an oversight. Using PMPro, I assumed that I would have to install WooCommerce and PMPro together. However, I just read the Ecommerce section of Jason Coleman book, “Building Web Apps with WordPress” and he doesn’t state that it needs to be installed with WooCommerce. Is this correct? If so, then I will give it go very soon!

I see a lot of articles written about PMPro, are there courses offer to bring someone up to speed quickly? Can what I’m trying to do be done with the free version, or do I need the standard or plus version?

P.S. I had to read near the end of the book to find the diamond! I guess saving the best for last.

Gentle Regards,

Ronald Cross