Global Settings – MemberPress

Nextend Social Login Documentation

MemberPress Global Settings 1

Login form
  • No Connect button in Sign Up form: The social connect buttons are not shown at the MemberPress Memberships form
  • Connect button on Action: The social connect buttons show up where the mepr-login-form-before-submit action is used.

-Available since: 3.0.15

Login form button style

You can change the style of social buttons for the MemberPress login form.

Each provider has a sign in branding guideline, that involves showing a logo and a “sign in” text. Without these, your buttons do not comply with their branding guidelines. For example, if you choose the Icon style, you won’t be able to get your app approved by Facebook.
Login layout

You can change the layout of social login the MemberPress login form.

MemberPress Global Settings 2

Sign Up form
  • No Connect button in Sign Up form: The social connect buttons are not shown at the MemberPress Memberships form
  • Connect button on Action: The social connect buttons show up where the mepr-checkout-before-submit action is used.
Sign Up form button style

You can change the style of social buttons for the MemberPress Memberships form.

Each provider has a sign in branding guideline, that involves showing a logo and a “sign in” text. Without these, your buttons do not comply with their branding guidelines. For example, if you choose the Icon style, you won’t be able to get your app approved by Facebook.
Sign Up layout

You can change the layout of social login the MemberPress Memberships form.

MemberPress Global Settings 3

Account details

You can enable the login buttons at the MemberPress account details page where the mepr_account_home action is used.

Button alignment

You can use this setting to position the social buttons in MemberPress forms to left, center or right.
-Available since: 3.0.15

Common misconceptions

MemberPress Membership status

We are using the default WordPress registration and user management. Currently we don’t have a custom integration or user management codes for MemberPress – MemberShip status itself. This means, users registered with Social Login won’t have any custom Membership permissions granted, they will behave as users registered via the default login at the /wp-login.php page.

Since by default Nextend Social Login redirects the users back to the same page where the social button was pressed, the user will see the same membership form after the login/registration. So there the person can manually sign up to the membership after logged in with social login.