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  • Hi,

    You should post this thread in general description forum instead where you will get better answer to this question. 🙂

    Regards,
    Hardeep

    Thread Starter OldStick

    (@oldstick)

    Thnx Hardeep, One answer I have found which may (or may not) be useful is: create a page with 2 buttons – one for register and one for login. If a site visitor clicks the register button it should link to a customized registration form (I created mine with plugin ‘Customer User Registration Form Builder’). If the site visitor clicks on login it should link to: http://YourSite.com/wp-login.php.
    This is the code I inserted in the page to do this:

    <p><a href="http://localhost/p2p4u/?page_id=281" class="btn btn-primary custom-button blue-btn">Register</a>
    <a href="http://localhost/p2p4u/wp-login.php" class="btn btn-primary custom-button green-btn">Log in</a></p>

    Thread Starter OldStick

    (@oldstick)

    Hmmm! I just posted a (partial) solution for others, but my posting fails to show in this forum

    Thread Starter OldStick

    (@oldstick)

    Thnx Hardeep, One answer I have found which may (or may not) be useful to others is: create a page with 2 buttons – one for register and one for login. If a site visitor clicks the register button it should link to a customized registration form (I created mine with plugin ‘Customer User Registration Form Builder’). If the site visitor clicks on login it should link to: http://YourSite.com/wp-login.php.

    Thread Starter OldStick

    (@oldstick)

    I just tried to post the code I used to do this, but the posting doesn’t show in the forum – my reply remains empty…..

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