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change default login page with fluent community one

Hi guys, in this community, if u try to go on the main subdomain https://community.wpmanageninja.com

U have the fc login and not the Wordpress one. Ho to do that?

Mat β€Ž

Tindaro BattagliaΒ if you want to get rid of the /portal slug and use only naked/apex domain the read this post here

You can also install your WP instance (all your Wordpress) on a subdomain: community.domain.com and then you will have similar URL like here - please read this post and comments.

In addition... if you decide that you want to split your WP instance between two separate WP (Primary WP will have your store and secondary WP will be dedicated only for fCommunity) then you can synchronize your users - ref: link

Note: splitting WordPress between two separate WP instances needs to be a business decision since there will be some dependencies how you operate with plugins, users etc.

Mat β€ŽΒ thanks mat, it rocks! what about changing the standard Wordpress login with fc one?

Mat β€Ž

Tindaro BattagliaΒ there is already a solution with Fluent Auth plugin - ref: link

ps. unfortunately you cannot use checkmark for the Privacy Policy in the above case but you can use Fluent Forms and create any login page design and Just change the login url in fCommunity > Settings etc

Mat β€ŽΒ last question. When user registers to fc, is automatically added as Wordpress user (so we can find it in the users backend ?)

Mat β€Ž

Tindaro BattagliaΒ fComm user is the same as WP-Admin user - it is the-same user/single-entity.

Note: the only difference for fComm user is that there is a flag in DB indicating that the user can access also the fCommunity

Note: when you change the username in fCommunity (or you allow the end user to change it) then the userName will also be changed in wp-admin since it is the same entity/user/id

Where can I set it so that users who log out are redirected to yourdomain.com/ instead of yourdomain.com/portal?
I want to keep the /portal slug (in my case /community), but the login page should, just like here, be yourdomain.com.