Brian Henry

A new “Email Magic Link” button is added to the standard WordPress and WooCommerce login screens. If there is a user 
account for the username filled out, they will receive an email with a link to log them in without a password.
All emails sent from WordPress will contain login codes in links pointing back to the website:
<ul>
<li>Comment reply emails</li>
<li>Abandoned cart emails</li>
<li>Membership reminder emails</li>
<li>etc.</li>
</ul>
No configuration is required, by default:
<ul>
<li>Autologin URLs work for one week</li>
<li>Emails to administrators are excluded</li>
<li>Emails on exclusion shortlist are not modified</li>
</ul>
An API is available for developers to use autologin codes elsewhere in WordPress, e.g. push notifications, and to conditionally disable the plugin’s use. Code is published on GitHub, uses WordPress Plugin Boilerplate, conforms (mostly) to WordPress Coding Standards, and is unit & integration tested.

Magic Emails & Autologin URLs

Adds magic email link to login screen. Adds single-use passwords to WordPress emails' URLs for frictionless login.

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smp7

This addon allows you to customize the content protection message that gets output from the membership plugin.
You will be able to specify your custom messages for different types of protection message.
This addon requires the <a href="https://wordpress.org/plugins/simple-membership/" rel="ugc">Simple Membership Plugin</a>.
After you install this addon, go to the “Custom Message” menu from the admin dashboard to use it.
Read <a href="https://simple-membership-plugin.com/simple-membership-custom-messages-addon/" rel="nofollow ugc">Usage Documentation</a>

Simple Membership Custom Messages

Simple Membership Addon to customize various content protection messages.

Magic Emails & Autologin URLs vs Simple Membership Custom Messages