Description
Customized login form views for your wp-admin and dashboard screens. Read more about the customization of your admin via the WordPress Codex. Additional features include setting the login logo to the URL of your blogsetting and adjusting the title attribute to your blog’s name. Also provided is a logo uploader (found under the “Appearance” dashboard menu item) to swap the default WordPress logo on all login screens along with the ability to add a custom stylesheet that overrides the plugin’s defaults.
NOTE:
Layout uses flexbox. Error messages use transforms, transitions and animations. Vendor prefixes supplied where required. Consider yourself warned.
Screenshots
login 
login error message 
logout message 
Forgot password 
Forgot password error message 
Session expired 
Session expired error message 
WordPress update message 
Custom logo uploader screen
Installation
- Download the plugin
- Upload to your “plugins” directory
- Celebrate good times
NOTE:
If you desire a custom stylesheet that overrides admin stylur’s default styles you must do the following…
- In your theme’s ‘
css‘ folder make a new folder called ‘admin-stylur‘. - Create a CSS file called ‘
wplogin.css‘. - Move ‘
wplogin.css‘ to the ‘[my_theme]/css/admin-stylur‘ directory. - Enjoy custom stylesheet action homeslice.
FAQ
- Where’s the custom logo uploader located?
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You’ll find the logo uploader under WordPress’ “Appearance” menu item located on your admin dashboard. The sub-item option is titled “admin-stylur.”
- Where are the styles at dawg?
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Go to the “plugins” menu via your dashboard and select the admin-stylur’s “edit” link.
- So you’re just giving me a plain old CSS file?
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Sort of. Just some login cleanup cause I never like the way it looks, but I still want the integrity of the original login page design.
- What if I want custom styles that override admin stylur’s defaults?
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Simply upload a custom stylesheet named ‘
wplogin.css‘ to your theme’s ‘css/admin-stylur‘ directory. Of course, you’ll need to create a directory named ‘admin-stylur‘ within your ‘css‘ directory first. The rest is history. Happy customizing. - What if I don’t want custom styles that override admin stylur’s defaults?
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The primary admin-stylur script detects the presence of a custom stylesheet and loads accordingly. No worries dawg! Bro fists all day long.
- What is the airspeed velocity of a swallow?
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Pretty fast.
Contributors & Developers
“Admin Stylur” is open source software. The following people have contributed to this plugin.
Contributors
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Changelog
1.3
- Adds the ability to detect the presence of a custom stylesheet that overrides the plugin’s default styles.
1.2
- Fixed flexbox layout for IE10. Adds new plugin icon for plugin directory and cleans stylesheet
1.1
- First Commit! Yay!