[fmarcwebpres]

You say “Members can log in from the front-end using eMember’s login form”…

Is there a difference between the eMember front-end and the WordPress front-end? (i.e., are they two distinctly separate things?)

If there is a difference:

Let’s say a user has an eMember account, but not a WordPress account. (Using the WordPress Integration Settings), would it be possible for a user to type their information into the WordPress front-end and be logged into eMember, even though they don’t have a WordPress user account?

Is eMember strictly for consuming content? For example, let’s say I had somebody that had an eMember user account but not a WordPress user account. Could that person be allowed to edit certain pages?

I guess I’m just having a hard time wrapping my head around how there can be an “alternate” user list that seems to be “side-loaded” besides the “main/official” WordPress user list… unless you actually need a WordPress user account to actually do anything “inside” WordPress, and eMember is just for content control? That would make more sense…

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