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It would be useful as you can give such ability to people loading articles.
I think it’s a nice feature request, if you accept it here.

Hi, I appreciate your advices. I didn’t override core files, I never do that as when I customize I pay attention to the mainstream upgrades.
In that case saying “override” it’s not fully correct, as basically I rewrote in my theme wp_login_url and wp_logout_url (maybe I could’ve used filters, but I didn’t check if I could substitute wp-login.php with my custom page in the link) in something like my_login_url my_logout_url with the same code as the original but changing the redirect link.
I’ve used wp_login_form() as it’s the cleanest and better solution but I had some issues. As first when used it, clicking on the login would actually redirect me to the wp-login.php to do the login instead of trying to login itself. That I also tried rewriting part of wp-login.php (the part which handle the action parameter) so that in the custom page I could also register and request a password reset. But as I said I had some issues. At the end I ended up by just leaving things as they are and customize the wp-login.php.
But it was interesting to dig into it, to know a bit more about the internals. Maybe I’ll come back to it as soon as I have more free time.

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Hi, I understood the issue. The init is not executed because it’s missing a sidebar container for the layered nav. So if you create a sidebar first the nav will show up correctly.