Paid Membership Pro [closed] - wordpress

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I am trying to make a custom login area and registration area with subscription plans to be paid.
I used several plugins to design it. But I couldn't.
Then I installed Paid membership Pro Plugin and now, I can't understand how it works.
I want to know to
How to make a login area.
How to make a registration area with selecting subscription plan. (Please be kind to post your answer with how to design a registration area even without selecting subscription plan.)
Does it saves the user login details.
how to design a page to edit the profile.
creating a payment gateway.
I wish you would know answer any of the above questions. Please be kind to share your knwoledge.

This is better done when you employ someone to do it for you. There are lots of WordPress login & registration form... You can use any of them that works best with your theme.

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