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It seems you're asking about Ultimate Member Notices, which typically refers to the feature or add-on in the Ultimate Member plugin for WordPress. Ultimate Member is a popular plugin used for creating user profiles, member directories, and community websites.
What are Ultimate Member Notices?
Ultimate Member Notices allow you to display customizable messages or notifications to your users on your WordPress site. These can be used for a variety of purposes such as:- Informing users about important updates or site announcements.
- Notifying users of account changes or actions they need to take.
- Displaying alerts based on user roles or specific user activity.
How to Set Up Notices in Ultimate Member:
- Install Ultimate Member Plugin:
- If you haven't already, install and activate the Ultimate Member plugin.
- Go to Plugins > Add New in your WordPress admin.
- Search for “Ultimate Member,” install, and activate it.
- If you haven't already, install and activate the Ultimate Member plugin.
- Using the Default Notices: Ultimate Member comes with some built-in notices for actions like registration, login, and profile updates.
- These default notices can be customized via the plugin's settings.
- Adding Custom Notices: To create or manage custom notices:
- Go to the Ultimate Member > Settings section in the WordPress admin panel.
- Under the General or Emails tab, you may find settings related to user notifications.
- For more advanced notices (e.g., based on user role, login status, etc.), you can use hooks or custom code.
- Using Add-ons for Notices: Ultimate Member has a Premium Add-on for Notifications (sometimes called Ultimate Member Notices add-on) that allows you to create more advanced and targeted messages, such as:
- Role-based notifications: Display notices only to users with a specific role.
- Action-based notifications: Show notifications when users take specific actions like logging in, registering, or updating their profile.
- Custom message content: Customize the content and styling of the messages.
- Notices via Shortcodes: You can also display notices using shortcodes within your pages or templates.
- Example shortcode:
[um_loggedin]Welcome back, [um_user first_name]![/um_loggedin]
- Example shortcode:
- Conditional Notices:
- If you want to show notices based on certain conditions (e.g., for logged-in users or only for specific user roles), you may need to use conditional logic in the plugin settings or write custom code to handle that logic.
Common Types of Notices:
- Login/Logout Notices: Notify users about their login/logout status.
- Account Confirmation: Notify users when they need to confirm their email or account.
- Profile Completion Notices: Show users that they need to complete their profile.
- Role-based Notices: Customize the message based on user roles (e.g., Admin, Subscriber, Contributor).
Managing Notices:
- To manage and review notices, you might need to access the Ultimate Member Dashboard or directly edit them in the WordPress settings.
- Ultimate Member allows you to display alerts on different pages, such as the login page, profile page, or dashboard page.
Example:
If you want to display a notice on the user profile page, you can use the Ultimate Member Notices add-on to create a custom message, such as:- “Please complete your profile to access all features.”
