That text doesn’t have a filter right now. But you can remove the [pmpro_levels] shortcode from the page and hand craft your own levels list.
There are some templates you can use here:
http://www.pagerascal.com
Thread Starter
torweb
(@torweb)
There must be a way to remove “I Want” The shortcode is referring to some page (code) or script. I just wanted to edit to remove it as grammar is strange when combined the level name. Here’s what mine looks like now:
Members $100.00 $100.00 every 12 Months I want Members!
Thread Starter
torweb
(@torweb)
This seems to be the section on the “levels.php” page:
<?php if(empty($current_user->membership_level->ID)) { ?>
<a href="<?php echo pmpro_url("checkout", "?level=" . $level->id, "https")?>">I want <?php echo $level->name?>!</a>
<?php } elseif ( !$current_level ) { ?>
<a href="<?php echo pmpro_url("checkout", "?level=" . $level->id, "https")?>">I want <?php echo $level->name?>!</a>
<?php } elseif($current_level) { ?>
<a href="<?php echo pmpro_url("account")?>">Your Level</a>
<?php } ?>
Thread Starter
torweb
(@torweb)
That was the code…I removed these sections:
I want
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When you update PMPro (and you should when there are updates as we often fix bigs, etc), that file will be overwritten.
To avoid that, you can create a custom template in your theme and copy the code from the levels.php page into it. Some instructions for PMPro members here:
http://www.paidmembershipspro.com/documentation/advanced-techniques/templates/
