Theron Burrough

Thank you for taking the time to share those solutions. After a week of searching, I came up with almost identical results as you. If we do this I’ll take my best shot and build it. Yet I have some questions about WooCommerce and buying plugins.

I’d want some members to have access to an expanded profile. Some members might be able to issue their own coupons. So I would need the WooCommerce Membership plugin to limit access to these other plugins’ functions. And I know I can hide content, maybe the menus I don’t want some members to access. My searches turned up a feature of WC DB records that enables such limitations, and plugins like Restrict Content Pro may employ it. Do you know if Woo Membership Plugins can generally block access to specific functions in other plugins?

I’m looking at Restrict Content Pro for a cheaper and maybe less comprehensive build. It looks great with many integrations.

Thanks again for your time and help!

WP Maintenance Mode works with Simple URLs. You have to enter the entire slug. (I had omitted to include the entire path with the Go directory.)

WP Maintenance Mode works fine with Simple URLs. I had neglected to fill in the entire slug with the Go directory path.

I apologize for posting this question in this unrelated thread. I have created a new thread with a pertinent title, if anyone would like to offer advice.

I’m usint WP Maintenance Mode and entered the URL of my Simple URLs into the exclusion list, but the pages yield a maintenance message instead of redirecting. Is there a plugin that works with Simple URLs or maybe I’m missing something with WP Maintenance Mode? Thanks for any help.