I just purchased the News Paper 7 Theme recently after having difficulty and errors with another premium theme. The other the that I was previously working with had the pre install plugin TML https://wordpress.org/plugins/theme-my-login/.
I am a developer myself but hired a developer to code custom PHP scripts because my WordPress and PHP skills is limited.
After doing some testing the Registration button is no longer visible on the top of the menu, and this is a critical for my website to go live.
The developer recommended the News Paper 7 theme because he was having difficulty fixing the errors of my previous theme
Also, the developer placed what appears to be the menu on a page which I can’t edit and I am assuming the plugin could not edit it either.
Also, I have BuddyPress installed for a user community, and I have a “Start Conversation” button on the top of the page in a menu and the logic behind is if a user is not a registered member the “Start Conversation” is not visible, it’s only visible if the user is logged on and a registered member.
Also I had a “If Menu” plugin that I could manipulate logic that doesn’t work with the News Paper 7 theme.
Do have any suggestions how I can get the registration button to appear at the top of the form, and put the logic in place to make the “Start Conversation” button not visible until the user logs in?
Developers provide assistance only for tested plugins.
The only tested and recommended plugins to use with theme are these ones:
WP Super Cache – caching plugin
Contact form 7 – used to make contact forms
bbPress – forum plugin
BuddyPress – social network plugin
Font Awesome 4 Menus – icon pack, supported in the theme menus
Jetpack – plugin with lots of features *it may slow down your site
WooCommerce – eCommerce solution
WordPress (Yoast) SEO – SEO plugin
Wp User Avatar – Change users avatars
Registration button (How to enable the user registration) read this manual: https://forum.tagdiv.com/login-how-to-enable-user-registration/
A common solution is to bypass the menu and add a sticky slide down CSS/javascript button that lives at top of screen [login] that when clicked/tapped, slide down/open the login element. This is common solution to bypass menus and logic, and to have this sitewide by simply adding to the header.php.
