rscarter1

Finally got a response from them and they didn’t listen at all. They said this feature is no longer available and new registrants will become default WP users. My default is set to author already and new users are still becoming registered as NO ROLE. Waited hours for that awesome non-help.

• This reply was modified 6 years, 11 months ago by rscarter1.

I did. No response. Asking if others are seeing this too.

Having trouble here too but got your issue sorted.

Go to: Ultimate Member > User Roles
And then select your Contributer and UM Admin roles. At the top select “Can access wp-admin”. Should help. Edit the other selections too.

Same thing here but membership registration is not fully completed because user role is undefined. No more default user role for me.

Good idea. Thanks!

Lol. Actually I stumbled on a post that allows me to do that. By disabling that php page, the redirect actually works.

• This reply was modified 7 years ago by rscarter1.

I need them to be able to do so from the front end. Or else I spent hours upon hours for absolutely nothing. No, I’m not paying for the pro version. I need the free version to do the fundamentals, as it says it does in the description.

• This reply was modified 7 years ago by rscarter1.

I need the users to be able to edit their own posts. Fundamental.

It wasn’t resolved. Google is still rating my bio. ?? but I did get the motivation to change to https.

Hello from the Shire! I’ve been adding schema review markups to my reviews and it ises that markup on my bio from the last review I wrote. It’s a small issue but annoying nonetheless. Yes, I know about the http issue. I haven’t converted to https yet. I’ve been dragging my butt on that one.

If the theme doesn’t have the option to add tags in the customizer, then you have to actually edit the theme files.

>Appearance > editor

On the drop down on the top right of this page is where you will see all your theme files. You should find a single-post.php or single.php file to edit that displays all of your single blog posts. It’s the format. Editing this file won’t crash the theme if you do it correctly, but if you don’t know code, I don’t suggest it. Instead, email the theme builder and she/he will give you the snippet of code to add and where.

Looks like that worked so you should probably mark this topic as “resolved”.

First, check out the customizer.
>Appearance > Customize

There may be an option to edit your blog posts and include tags.

If not, you’ll have to edit the single.php file Check to see if that file has something like this:

						<?php if( is_single() and has_tag() and $iw_opt['single-taglist']) : ?>
						<div class="tagslist">
							<?php the_tags('<p><i class="fa fa-tags fa-fw"></i> <span>Tagged:</span> ', ', ', '</p>') ?>
						</div>

If not, you’ll have to add it in except your class will be different – that “taglist” class is from my own css.

I would just try to embed the code straight from YouTube in the text editor (not the html editor) where you want it, without the plugin – because it should work fine without the plugin. If it still doesn’t work, start deactivating plugins to see which one is causing the interference.

Right now, the code says:

<iframe src="//cdn.iubenda.com/cookie_solution/empty.html" width="560" height="315" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen="allowfullscreen" suppressedsrc="https://www.youtube.com/embed/poioa-W4HA8" class=" _iub_cs_activate"></iframe>

And that must be from the plugin. Your plugin is pulling a blank source and suppressing the video. Deactivate the plugin and add in this code where you want the video to be (in the text editor, not the html editor) It should say:

<iframe width="560" height="315" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/poioa-W4HA8" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe>

Same issue. No solutions?