miocene22

This simple plugin gives you the wonderful benefit of a really simple signup widget for your WordPress site to allow you to accept signups to your blog. The signup works over AJAX so no leaving the page. Registration attempts are responded to with a confirmation or error message. All input is sanitized and validated using native WordPress methods.
Those who register will be added straight to the subscribers list and given a randomly-generated password (which they can change via WordPress’s password recovery if they choose).
This is great for exporting the list for use on mailing services like MailChimp or in conjunction with another WordPress plugin to update your subscribers via email.
The widget is marked-up for Bootstrap 3 and also utilises a Font Awesome spinner icon although you can apply your own CSS as desired and these packages are not required.
You can set whether to accept a name along with email. If you opt to hide the name field then the username will be derived from the email address.

Simple Subscriber Signup Widget

Simple and effective. It took me a while to find a plugin to do exactly what I wanted.



Love it

A simple plugin to allow visitors to submit their email and name and be added to the subscribers list

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Justin Fletcher

The ‘Network Subsite User Registration’ (NSUR) plugin removes the WordPress Multisite restriction that registration is on the Network main site, subsite Administrators can now allow user registration for their site only.
WordPress Network (Multisite) installations by default only allow user registration for the whole Network, e.g. users can only register for the main site and not the other sites on the network. The ‘Network Subsite User Registration’ plugin allows local admins of sub-sites within the Network/Multisite the ability to enable user registration themselves for their site.
The role by default that a new user receives is ‘subscriber’, however, there is a setting which allows you to define a different initial role (per sub-site) that a user receives after registration.
@Developers – If you want to use your own template you can override the template used for the ../local-signup page by creating a template with the file ‘page-signup.php’ and add this to either the parent or child theme.
<h4>Plugin site</h4>
<a href="https://justinandco.com/plugins/network-subsite-user-registration/" rel="nofollow ugc">https://justinandco.com/plugins/network-subsite-user-registration/</a>
<h4>GitHub – Development</h4>
<a href="https://github.com/justinticktock/network-subsite-user-registration" rel="nofollow ugc">https://github.com/justinticktock/network-subsite-user-registration</a>

Network Subsite User Registration

This plug-in works great to handle a situation that Wordpress should just do out of the box.  I would be hard pressed to make multi-site usable without it.

So simple, but a huge time savings


Ideal for maintaining control over users.


Work as imagined

Allow the public to register user accounts on Subsites within a Network (MultiSite) installation.

Simple Subscriber Signup Widget vs Network Subsite User Registration