To control the areas users can access on your website, you can create a User Login part. When a user logs in, the user login determines the roles that the user belongs to and the features that the user has security rights to access. You can create separate login parts for any subsites you create. For example, you may have a subsite for chapters or schools.
The Fundraiser part has its own user login. For information about how to create the user login for a Fundraiser, see Step 6: User Login Form.
You can enable social media on the login part to allow new users to register with their social network login. You can also indicate where to display the social media icons in login forms.
You can add forms to the user login for new user registrations, forgotten passwords, and forgotten user IDs. You can also create email that users receive to acknowledge their registration or that contain their forgotten password or user ID.
Multiple users can use the same email address when they sign up for your site. This makes it easy for an entire family to sign up for a fundraiser or other event. If a family shares an email address and one user forgets his password or user name, the reminder email sent to the shared address contains all user names associated with the email address separated by semicolons, with passwords masked with asterisks.
Note: When you have multiple websites, create multiple login pages to provide access to each site.