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Hi,

I'm in the QA process with a client using a multisite installation of s2member Pro. While testing the client noticed that, on the site we are working on, the login page features the customization we set in the admin settings, however, all of the other sites now have the s2member default login page instead of the generic wordpress, or whatever else they have set up.

Is there a way to resolve this? I do not have super admin access, but I need to be able to instruct them on how to address it.

My other question, if I instruct them to 'Force WordPress® to use your Labels', will this change affect the other sites user lists, as well? I need them to use this feature to avoid confusion on the login/registration page. When they go to that page and click register, they are added as a WP subscriber, and don't understand why they aren't getting access.

Thanks

Seems the 'Force WordPress® to use your Labels' didn't cause any issues. Still curious about the login page, though.

In a multisite network each blog has s2Member, but in their own scope. If you change a setting in one, it doesn't affect another.

They have the s2Member login page because they have s2Member installed in their blogs. Have you tried changing their look from WP Admin -> s2Member -> General Options -> Login/Registration Design?

If you have s2Member Pro, you can also use the Free Registration Pro-Form or the Pro Login Widget shortcode to create more customized versions.