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# Go to shop button

If a shop page is properly connected to an advertiser, a `"Go to shop"` button appears on the page. Logged-in users see a direct link to the shop (with your tracking link). Users who are not logged in are redirected to the registration page.

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{% hint style="success" %}
You can change the button color.
{% endhint %}

### Custom registration/login modals

We recommend checking with your theme's developers about built-in registration/login modals. Many themes include their own registration systems.

For this purpose, two fields are available in General Settings:

#### Registration URL

Enter the URL of your custom registration page. This URL is used when a non-logged-in user clicks the button on an advertiser's page. You can use the standard WordPress login URL (`site.com/wp-login.php`). We also recommend installing BuddyPress for user profiles — you can then use `site.com/register/` for the BuddyPress registration page.

#### Go to shop button class

You can add a custom CSS class to the buttons. Some themes include a special class that triggers a login modal — you can use that class here.

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{% hint style="success" %}
If you use the Rehub theme, you don't need to add anything here — the theme already has the appropriate button classes. Just enable the login popup in `Theme Options` → `User Options`.
{% endhint %}