WordPress plugin
Login Widget With Shortcode Pro for WordPress Login Forms
Add the login widget to a sidebar, or insert [login_widget] in a page or post. The responsive form is compatible with WordPress Multisite and WPML. To display password recovery, use [forgot_password] on a page, or enable the forgot-password link in the widget settings.
Place login and recovery forms
Add the login widget to a sidebar, or insert [login_widget] in a page or post. The responsive form is compatible with WordPress Multisite and WPML. To display password recovery, use [forgot_password] on a page, or enable the forgot-password link in the widget settings.
Configure access and redirects
Optional CAPTCHA can be enabled for administrator and frontend login forms. Login Logs entries each login's IP address, status, and time in the database. Pro can block IP addresses after a specified number of incorrect login attempts.
Choose a destination after login, such as a WordPress page or custom URL. You can also select a page for logout redirects and a user profile page.
Social login and styling
Social login supports more than 30 listed services: Google, YouTube, Google Drive, Gmail, Twitter, LinkedIn, PayPal, Yahoo, Microsoft, WordPress, Amazon, GitHub, Tumblr, Vimeo, Reddit, Dribbble, Twitch, Medium, Discord, Line, Stack Exchange, Stack Overflow, Disqus, Blogger, Meetup, Foursquare, Yandex, VKontakte, Telegram, Dropbox, Fitbit, Slack, DeviantArt, Mailchimp, and Skype. The option is described as requiring no setup, maintenance, apps, APIs, client IDs, or client secrets.
Use the admin CSS options or your own CSS to style the form. Its simple structure makes custom styling practical.
Install and add the widget
- Install and activate the plugin.
- Review optional settings in Login Widget Settings.
- Open Appearance > Widgets and add the Login Widget to the sidebar you want to use.
To place forms in page or post content, add the relevant shortcode instead.
