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To enable the alignments buttons you need the CKEditor – Justify plugin, please download it here and add it to our CKeditor in \wp-content\plugins\wck-custom-fields-and-custom-post-types-creator\wordpress-creation-kit-api\assets\js\ckeditor\plugins.

Then, to enable the alignment buttons add this code in your theme functions.php file or an empty plugin like this one.

// Add extra config elements for CKEditor ; wysiwyg
add_action('wp_head', 'wck_custom_ckeditor_settings');
add_action('admin_head', 'wck_custom_ckeditor_settings');
function wck_custom_ckeditor_settings(){ ?>
    <script type="text/javascript">
            jQuery( function(){
                if ( typeof (CKEDITOR ) != "undefined" ) {        
     CKEDITOR.config.extraPlugins = 'justify';
        }
  });
</script>
<?php
}

We’ll also make sure to include the Justify plugin for CKEditor in our next plugin release.

Hi,
What exactly are you looking to achieve and how to you plan to use the two plugins together?
I’m not familiar with any conflicts between the two, also because they do pretty distinct things.
But since I’m not familiar with the job managers plugin, it would help if you describe in more detail the scenario you want to achieve so I can help you further.

Hi David,
I’ve already answered this via our support channel, this forum being dedicated to the free version only.
The answer is yes, we have a filter in place which can be used to add this extra validation step.

Is this issue still persisting?

I’ve looked at your website and the login form fields seem to be displaying just fine. (Looked in Firefox, Chrome and Safari)

Hi,
1) Profile Builder can take care of the front-end registration part, but you’ll need to use a content restriction plugin like Members in conjuction with PB.
2) Yes, PB can help you with that. Just create two pages and add the following shortcodes: [wppb-login] and [wppb-register].
3) That’s up to the users. They can choose to let the browser remember it. Also Profile Builder adds a remember me checkbox below the login form.
4) You can see a list of all your users under the Users tab in wp admin interface.

Hope this points you in the right direction.

Hi Paolo,

I thought I should mention that we’ve setup a new environment for making it really easy to translate Profile Builder, without using Poedit, as well as downloading the translation files.

For getting the Italian translation, go to:
http://translate.cozmoslabs.com/projects/profilebuilder/it/italian

Then on the page bottom click Export and select the .po and then the .mo files.
You need to rename them: profilebuilder-it_IT.mo and profilebuilder-it_IT.po and place them in the Translation directory in the plugin.

Then in the WP back-end UI, under Settings go to Site Language and select Italian. This way all your Profile Builder strings will be in Italian.

Hope this helps.

I think the quotes should be the other way around:
<?= do_shortcode( '[wppb-register redirect_url="www.yoursite.com"]' ); ?>

Also make sure to redirect to an existing page on your site. The redirect won’t work if it to an outside url.