Hiding Membership Options and Login Welcome Page

[SimpleUser]

Hi

Im taking my first tentative steps into the world of s2Member and wondered if someone could explain something for me.

I've setup the Membership Options page with my PayPal buttons and the Login Welcome Page as suggested in the quick start guide.

I then login with a test membership user I have setup - which all works fine, I have access to all the restricted contents as per my membership details.

However I can still see the Membership Options page and Login Welcome Page - how can I hide these pages from user that are logged in?

Many thanks

Paul

[Jason Caldwell]

Hi Paul. Thanks for the great question.

It sounds like you've got these Pages in your navigation menu perhaps?
If so, you'll want to remove them using the options provided by your theme. If you're using a theme that supports `Appearance -> Menus` in WordPress® 3.0+, you can just drag n' drop those Pages out of your menu.

Otherwise, if you prefer to leave them IN your navigation menu, you'll need a theme or widget that provides two options ( logged-in ), and ( not logged-in ). The s2Member Pro upgrade includes a powerful Login Widget + Profile Summary that accomplishes this, among other things. We also have the s2Clean theme, which enhances this concept even further.

If you're using the free version of s2Member, then I recommend this alternative:
http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/sidebar-login/

[drsolution]

Hi
I too was having that problem and used the plugin wp hide pages and sidebar login and they both seem to work with s2member flawlessly
s2member directs one to the wp-login page but I could not figure how to put that in the menu so I created a page called Login and then a redirect to that page.
I mean when someone goes to the site they are on the main (home) page so they must have a place to login
and I could not find where s2 member did this... ???
The sidebar login plugin works also in this respect IE sends them to the login page
I guess I missed something viz-z-viz s2member???

[Jason Caldwell]

Hi
I too was having that problem and used the plugin wp hide pages and sidebar login and they both seem to work with s2member flawlessly
s2member directs one to the wp-login page but I could not figure how to put that in the menu so I created a page called Login and then a redirect to that page.
I mean when someone goes to the site they are on the main (home) page so they must have a place to login
and I could not find where s2 member did this... ???
The sidebar login plugin works also in this respect IE sends them to the login page
I guess I missed something viz-z-viz s2member???

Yep, that works too. The Login Widget + Profile Summary for s2Member is available ONLY in the s2Member Pro Module. However, the free alternative ( Sidebar Login ) works nicely.