rudyb33

@jobhunter99 It happens on all my job packages – the single job listing is only for one 1 listing, and it displays for that.

The only other question I had was about logging in. If someone does create an account, it looks like they log into a page that looks like the WordPress login. Is this correct?

Thanks for your help!

I ended up removing the CSS below as it removed the email address request (I was trying to remove any trace of request for an account), which is why the error messages were there, but there was no place to put the email.

sunshine-checkout-login {?
display: none;
}

Also, I removed the “already have an account?” using CSS because if I keep it there, it directs users to log into WordPress.

sunshine-checkout-login { display: none; }

It’s been enabled. It’s still asking for the password and email address.

When I use the code provided by Sunshine to remove login and register links it removes the requirement to create an account with password. Yet, when I try to checkout without an account it gives an error message that I need to provide an email address and password – so I can’t check out. If I’ve removed the need to create an account why is it still asking for a password?

www. barbrathbun.com

On the above, I do not want customers to provide an email address, as I obtain their email address when they use PayPal.

Thank you! I’m not sure we want to go the route of a member area or client portal. Would it be secure to use a contact form? What features do I need to look for?

Yes, my new host is not very good or helpful unfortunately.

Thanks for the new version, Franky. I just tried that fix, and it’s still not working.

• This reply was modified 3 years, 8 months ago by rudyb33.

Ah, genius. I did the second option, and that worked well for me. Thanks!

Thanks, here’s the link: Burke Digital Design

• This reply was modified 4 years, 8 months ago by rudyb33.