Description

WordPress Login Box (WPLB) lets you add a log in/out box to your website.

WPLB includes an options panel which gives you control over your form.

Features:

Different styles
Highly customizable
Lightweight
Can be integreated with any theme
Works well with other plugins
Hackable

This plugin lets you choose custom links for a forgot your password page,and registration page.
It also lets you choose a url that you users will be redirected to after they log-in/out.
You can also enable the option to not redirect your users to WP-Login after failed login attempts!
This plugins works well with other member plugins, and can help you create an overall better user experience.

You can view a sample wordpress login form by visiting this link.

Requirements

In order to work, WPLB needs the following :

PHP version 5+
Preferably the latest version of WordPress.

Donations

We are still working on a donations link at the moment. For now, leaving a nice rating will be appreciated as well.

Screenshots

The Log-In form with the Blue style.
The Log-In form with the Dark style.
The Log-Out form with the Dark style.
The options panel.

Installation

The automatic plugin installer should work for most people. Manual installation is easy and takes fewer than five minutes.

Download the plugin, unpack it and upload the ‘wp-login-box‘ folder to your wp-content/plugins directory.
Activate the plugin through the ‘Plugins’ menu in WordPress.
Go to Settings -> WPLB Options to configure the basic options.
Make sure you select your login box’s theme and setup all of the options (should take 1 minute).

If you would like to use the plugin in a shortcode/widget, read this next step:
Make sure you enabled the login box widget/shortcode options from the plugin’s options panel (can be found under the basic options tab).
To use the plugin as a shortcode, paste [wplb] somewhere in your post editor. To use the plugin as a widget, navigate to your widget editor (Under Appearance-> Widgets). The plugin’s widget is called “Login Box”. Drag the login box widget to one of your widget areas. Enter a widget title then click save. You’re done! Enjoy!

If you would like to use the plugin in a theme file, read this next step:
Paste the following code in the location you want the box to appear in (most of the times this is header.php). Then refresh the page and you’re done! Enjoy!

<?php
    if(function_exists('wplb_login')) {
        wplb_login();
    }
?>

Note
After you download this plugin, and finish setting it up you will have to paste the plugin’s function somewhere in your theme. This can be hard if you don’t have any coding knowledge. If you need help with that final step, please post a question in the plugin’s forum so that I can help you. I am not going to create a plugin, just so that it could sit there with no support. So please, if you ever need any help with this plugin, create a thread in the forums.

FAQ

How do I integrate it with my theme?

All you need to do is paste the following code anywhere in your theme. You can ask for help in the forums and I will help you:

<?php
    if(function_exists('wplb_login')) {
        wplb_login();
    }
?>

I don’t want to edit any theme files, is there any other way I can use this plugin?

Yes! You can use the plugin as a shortcode or as a widget. Install the plugin and enable the widget or shortcode from the plugin options panel 🙂

Registartions are not working, what do I do?

If registrations don’t work, make sure you enabled them in your wordpress general settings. Go to yourdomain.com/wp-admin/options-general.php and check the box that says “anyone can register”.

Reviews

Thank You!

CypherCo

Being very new to developing in wordpress it was difficult trying to make my own inline login form into the menu bar. It worked perfectly where I wanted it to which rarely works out with most plugins. Very underestimated! I do have one question: How can I hook it to my styles.php using CSS? Example style in style.css: .top-login { margin-left:350px; padding: 0px; } .top-login p { margin-bottom: 15px; color: #e00000; } input { display:inline; } All I'm looking to know here is what would I replace the .top-login with to hook it with my login form? What would I call the form in this area.

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Contributors & Developers

“WP Login Box” is open source software. The following people have contributed to this plugin.

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Changelog

2.0.2

Fixed a bug in the widget.
Fixed the custom forgot your password link.
Fixed a urls bug.
Added donations link.

2.0.1

Fixed a bug in the shortcode.

2.0.0

The options panel got a new look.
Added the option to use the plugin as a widget.
Added the option to use the plugin as a shortcode.
Update is a must!!

1.07

Added the option to remove the remember me option from the login field.

1.06

Major code cleanup!
The option to controll every peice of text and every link that this plugin displays.
Update is a must!!

1.05

Major updates!! CSS fixes and more options added. Must update!

1.04

Fixed a one-line minor css bug.

1.03

Changed the encoding of the plugin.php file and fixed a few stylesheet errors. Important update.

1.02

Fixed the stylesheets and removed the blank spaces. Important update.

1.01

Fixed a few bugs

1.0

Initial release

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