Yes, our plugin works on WordPress multisite installations.

WP Customer Area requires at least version WordPress 3.6 and we make sure to be compatible with each new version.

Yes, since version 6.2, you can tag your menu items with CSS classes which will be analysed by the plugin.

• If you want to hide a menu item from guest users, simply add it the class wpca-logged-only.
• If you want to hide a menu item from logged-in users, simply add it the class wpca-guest-only.

To know how to add a CSS class to a menu item in WordPress, please refer to the wordpress.com documentation on that topic.

You must install the WP Customer Area add-on: "Additional owner types" and assign your content to each and every WordPress role. This way, all users of your site will be able to view this private content.

The pages marked as private in WordPress offer very limited functionality. WP Customer Area has a very extensive set of permissions to control who does what in a very precise way.

You can use both depending on your needs (and those of your client).

Note that it is possible to disable the private pages of WP Customer Area from the settings.

• Make sure that your theme's templates (page.php, single.php, etc.) use the function the_content(), and not echo get_the_content(). WP Customer Area relies on themes calling that function to print the page content.
• Styles can also not show up if your theme header.php file does not include >.
• Browse a generated WPCA page code : if you don't see the classes customer-area and customer-area-active added on the body tag, it can mean that your theme or a plugin is using the body_class filter incorrectly and override previously added classes. You should in this case find this function and report the error to the developper of the plugin/theme.

WP Customer Area is using Bootstrap as a framework. Unfortunaly, a lot of themes or plugins can also use Bootstrap, and this could conflict by the one loaded by WP Customer Area. If your sub-menus are not displaying correctly, you probably have a conflict. In this case, please check our documentation about resolving bootstrap conflicts.

WP Customer Area is a complex plugin. When updating it, you must follow our update procedure in order to avoid any problems. Usually you have made the following mistakes:

• You did not deactivate and then activate the plugin again. Which could lead to several messages displayed on your admin pages
• You updated the main plugin but you did not update the add-ons. Which often leads at best to something not working properly, at worst, a PHP error message or a white screen

Users can register from the login page if you configure your site to allow it. This is a native WordPress feature but it is disabled by default. To allow registration on your site, go to Settings > General and check "Anyone can register".

To prevent registration from spam robots, we recommend installing a captcha plugin. Luckily, most of these are compatible with WP Customer Area. We recommend for instance "Really simple captcha".

To block direct access to private files, see the documentation about how to secure the private files in WP Customer Area.

WP Customer Area should work with most WordPress themes available on the market: free ones as for example Twenty Twelve (100% compatible) or comercial ones. We invite you to install our plugin available for free on your WordPress installation for preliminary tests before the purchase of add-ons.

However, due to the growing use of Twitter Bootstrap CSS framework - which is built into our plugin, some compatibility issues may arise. You will probably have to make adjustments in your WordPress theme.

We recommend you purchase premium themes certified 100% compatible with WP Customer Area from our shop.