Is it possible to create courses and put them within the spaces and charge to be a member of the space?😀

Wondering if people are posting long-form content in their communities on a post in order to drive people to the community and comment on the post, or if you're just doing teasers that link off to a blog post, for example.

Hello, is there any way to automatically approve member when joining a private space?

My case here, I have some public spaces & private spaces, but I want to user can join both public & private spaces easily without admin approval.

Hi everyone,

I’m using FluentCommunity and I have an issue when users add the community to their phone home screen.

I configured the app icon/logo and the app name in my PWA settings, but when the community is added to the home screen:

• the logo does not appear correctly;
• the displayed name is not the name of my community.

Has anyone already had this issue with FluentCommunity + PWA?

What is the correct setup to make sure the home screen icon and app name are properly used when users add the community to their phone?

Thanks!

Is it just me!??! Can other community members check this, please?

Conditions:

1. You're hosting a community on a primary domain (not a subdomain)
2. Using a "FluentCommunity Full Width Frame" for non-portal pages
3. Log in to your community on mobile and go to any non-portal page (Homepage, About page, etc.)

For me, the hamburger menu is not working in these conditions. (It does work when I'm on portal pages, i.e., Community, Spaces, etc.) So, trying to see if this is something that needs to be fixed on my end or a general bug. TIA! <3

Is it possible to change a fluentcartpro product to a course product?

Hi everyone,

WPMN (FluentCommunity) just published a case study about how we rebuilt the member experience for En Busca del Fuego using FluentCommunity and the WPManageNinja ecosystem.

Before the switch, our setup worked, but it was fragmented: courses in apprentice, private content, member access, email workflows and bookings were spread across too many tools (also a deprecated community in BuddyBoss was around). The main problem was not only technical. It was operational complexity for scalability.

FC helped us bring everything into one clearer system: a centralized member portal, a cleaner experience for members, and a more scalable foundation for future digital products around legal strategy, AI and business education.

What I like most is that it fits naturally inside WordPress and connects with the tools we already use: Fluent Forms, FluentCRM, FluentBooking and the rest of the stack. For a consultant, educator or creator who wants control without rebuilding everything on external SaaS platforms, that matters a lot.

the missing piece for us is FluentCart implementation. The team is already working hard for EU compliance, and once done. I’m sure many webmasters in EU will love this tandem.

You can read the full case study here:
https://fluentcommunity.co/blog/jorge-de-los-reyes/

Huge thanks to the FluentCommunity and WPManageNinja team for sharing our story.

Special shout-out to Prema Anjum , the author of the article, for capturing our story so clearly and turning a fairly complex WordPress setup story into a very readable case study.

Also, I’ve seen there are many other case studies. So, do not hesitate to take a look!

Is there a way to force members to complete their profile's before they gain access to the community?

Is there a way to put the login and log out to the community on the home page?

It is possibly to set up the change password and or set password page to match the site logo?