Members never need to see /wp-admin/. Everything they own — their profile, their privacy, their two-factor setup — lives under /account/ on the front end.
What gets created
When the Member Dashboard module is on (default for new installs), MemberMode creates a page at /account/ and a few tab pages under it. Visiting /account/ while logged in shows a hub with cards linking to each section.
If a member visits /account/ while logged out, MemberMode redirects them to the login page first.
The default cards
Out of the box, members see cards for:
- My profile — a one-click link to their public profile (
/@theirhandle) - Edit profile — opens the profile edit drawer (or the dedicated edit page if you’ve set one up via a Profile-Edit form)
- Privacy — choose who sees their profile: Public / Members / Specific roles / Private
- Two-factor auth — enrol in TOTP, regenerate recovery codes, or disable 2FA
- Log out — ends the session
Modules can register their own cards, so as you enable add-ons (e.g. Saves, Notifications, Direct Messages in Pro) more cards appear here automatically.
Customising the hub
The hub is rendered via the shortcode. To edit it, edit the /account/ page in WordPress and adjust as you would any page — add intro copy, custom blocks, or other shortcodes around it.
If you’d rather have your own dashboard layout entirely, just remove the shortcode from /account/ and build the page however you like; each linked sub-page (/account/privacy/, /account/two-factor/, etc.) still works on its own.
Theme-native styling
The account area uses your theme’s typography, link colour, and container width. There’s no MemberMode-specific colour scheme to fight — it inherits the theme’s design tokens via WordPress’s --wp--preset--color--* variables.
Pro
Free covers profile, privacy, and 2FA management. MemberMode Pro adds an active-sessions panel (“you’re signed in on 3 devices, sign out the others”), email-change confirmation flow, and a password strength meter on the password change form.