Memberlite adds a new “Memberlite Options” metabox to the “Edit Page” screen in your WordPress admin. Here you can add additional content that spans the fluid width of your page.

This post provides a few example ideas for your page’s bottom banner.

Show Recent Posts

Show recently posted articles either overall or for a category that relates to the page. This recipe uses the [memberlite_recent_posts] shortcode


https://gist.github.com/kimcoleman/2e305f9d8b76779058e0d85f83494394


Add a CTA for Visitors to Call or Email You

If you are a consulting team or individual, this sample concept displays a button for visitors to call or email you. It’s a good way to stop page abandonment and give your reader a “next step” after reading your awesome content.


https://gist.github.com/kimcoleman/9edf3ffac7c520c4e7871f2177f947fa


Add a Dynamic List of Related Pages for Continued Reading

Once a visitor has read your page of content, what are they going to read next? This recipe adds a list of subpages using the [memberlite_subpagelist] shortcode


https://gist.github.com/kimcoleman/da7b4bd257db250d9d47b4d5b5d61fd5


All banners span the entire page width, so if you would like to show content in columns, use the [row] and [col] shortcodes [docs]. The banner automatically uses your site’s “secondary” background color as defined in Appearance > Colors > Secondary [docs].

View Page Bottom Banner Documentation
 


Need to set the same “Page Bottom Banner” to multiple pages/posts?

If you would like to set a Page Bottom Banner for several pages, or conditionally based on whether the user is logged in or a member of a specific level, use the before_footer hook. Here is an example that uses this hook to set a sitewide membership signup banner.