Philippe Roussel

Hi Jarryd,

Here is the code I use:

function mypmpro_custom_gettext($translated, $text, $domain) {

if( $domain == "paid-memberships-pro" ) {

    if (strpos( $text, 'A welcome email has been sent to %s') !== false ) {
        return str_replace( 'A welcome email has been sent to %s', '', $translated );
    }

    if( strpos( $text, 'A welcome email with a copy of your initial membership invoice has been sent to %s.' ) !== false ) {
        return str_replace( 'A welcome email with a copy of your initial membership invoice has been sent to %s.', '', $translated );
    }

}
return $translated;

}
add_filter(‘gettext’, ‘mypmpro_custom_gettext’, 20, 3);

Hi Nukak,

This helps a lot indeed. However, my website was not formally launched yet and there is none of the activity you refer to that is taking place at the moment.

Again, I am not overly concerned by what seems to my lack of knowledge as inaccurate SMTP reports. I saw that a Beginner’s Guide to SMTP was published. I will read it.

• This reply was modified 1 year, 8 months ago by Philippe Roussel.

It is much better, thank you. The one last thing is the Custom Membership Required Message (https://onehomeplanet.com/slicewp/affiliate-leaderboard/). Is there a way to fix the padding for this one in particular?

Hi Jarry,

I had to give up on the Minimal global style because other PMP blocks were then totally messed up. Back to the Default one, the Membership Levels List block’s bottom padding is not quite right (see https://onehomeplanet.com/pmp/levels/), and the CSS code you gave does not change that.

Thank you Jarry,

Now, how do I change the look of the button requiring people to log in? Example: https://onehomeplanet.com/slicewp/affiliate-leaderboard/

Thank you.

My bad, @ericakfranz. I’ll check again.

Hi @pranayachaudhary,

That was a cookie issue indeed. Thank you!