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Good morning I have a problem with the confirmation email for the registration. This email is sent by wordpress@nameofmysite.it How can I change it? I am attaching a screen so you can understand better.
I would also like to know something else: I have the registration page divided into two parts: the login section and the registration section, in two modules. How do I make a registration-only page and a login-only page? I note that I also used the redirect snippet code on this page because the wp login first appeared. I am attaching a screen so you can understand better.
Hi @giuseppelala87,
Emails are sent by wordpress@nameofmysite.it How can I change it?
This is the default email address for WordPress and I think you can easily change it by following this link:
https://www.wpbeginner.com/plugins/how-to-change-sender-name-in-outgoing-wordpress-email/How do I make a registration-only page and a login-only page?
1) First, you might be interested in using Login With Ajax (https://wordpress.org/plugins/login-with-ajax/) like we do on our demos to create the login form. Please make sure this plugin is installed on your server and then, read the following tutorial to find how to setup an only login form page:
2) Do you want to separate the registration page from the login page?
If yes, the simplest way might be to hide the “Login” tab from the registration page.
To do so, please visit your website CSS editor (“Appearance > Customize > Additional CSS”) and paste the following code:.bp_register .nav-register .nav-item:last-child { display: none; }Hope this will help you :).
Best regards,
Good morning thank you very much, I have solved! but I have another problem.
When I log in to my site I’m going to end up in the wordpress login. Then I downloaded the code snippet plugin and I entered the code as you say in this topic: https://support.themosaurus.com/forums/topic/replace-wordpress-login-page-with-registration-page/
I state that my site is currently undergoing maintenance mode but I (admin) could no longer enter in my site because if I did myURL/wp-admin to get out of maintenance mode, my redirect prevented me. First question: maybe it is better to put the code only after I remove the maintenance mode?
I then deleted the plugin from the file management (cpnael hosting), I entered in my site, I removed the maintenance mode, I turned the plugin code snippet again, I put the code but I (admin) can not enter the same, I have to enter force from my admin panel (of cpanel hosting). This is a big hassle, what should I do?
Hi @giuseppelala87,
I’m afraid there’s no other way. The 2 features you want are contradictory. If the page you are going to (e. g. /login-page) is hidden by maintenance, I don’t see any other solution than temporarily disable this code snippet before you put your site in maintenance mode.
Or is it possible to prevent some url or pages from being subjected to maintenance mode? You can then ignore your login page, but this depends on the plugin settings.
Hope you find an issue.
Regards,
Hi there,
This topic has been inactive for a while now so we will be closing it to keep the forum tidy. Don't hesitate to create a new topic if you still need help and we'll be glad to help you!
Best regards,
The Themosaurus team.
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