With this filter you can override the email subject sent to the (multisite) user to activate his/her account.
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b3_wpmu_activate_user_message()
With this filter you can override the email content sent to the (multisite) user to activate his/her account.
b3_signup_for_user()
With this filter you can override the label for the "A user" string on the multisite registration form.
b3_signup_for_site()
With this filter you can override the label for the "A site" string on the multisite registration form.
b3_registration_confirm_email_message()
With this filter you can override the email content for the "confirm email address" email.
b3_registration_access_requested_message()
With this filter you can override the email content for the "access requested" email.
b3_register_for()
With this filter you can force what the user registers for, when registering on a Multisite.
b3_message_above_new_blog()
This filter allows you to override the text above the form to register a site as a logged in user.
b3_logged_in_registration_only_message()
This filter overrides the message which is shown when site registration is only allowed for logged-in users.
b3_before_reject_user()
This hook fires just before a user is deleted (and no more user data is available).
Register with email address only
Since 2.5.0 you can now let user register with just an email address. They don't have to enter a username. A username will be generated upon registration and is not used anymore [...]
b3_disable_action_links()
Disable the action links shown below a custom form.
b3_redirect_after_register()
A filter to redirect a user to a custom location after registration.
b3_reserved_usernames()
With this filter you can add/change the reserved user names.
WordPress registration page is redirecting to custom form
If you didn't set the setting to force your own pages but still find your registration page is redirecting, this might offer an answer.
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