Beskrivning
CreathinkTools Login Customizer lets you brand the default wp-login.php screen without writing code.
Design features
- Solid color or image background, with cover / contain / tile display modes.
- Custom form box color, opacity and border radius.
- Custom primary, button text, body text and label colors.
- Custom logo upload with adjustable width, or hide the logo entirely.
- Live tabbed settings screen under Settings Login Customizer.
Installation
- Upload the plugin files to the
/wp-content/plugins/creathinktools-login-stylesdirectory, or install the plugin through the WordPress plugins screen directly. - Activate the plugin through the ’Plugins’ screen in WordPress.
- Go to Settings Login Customizer to configure the login page design.
Vanliga frågor
-
Will my custom logo and colors apply to the ”lost password” and registration screens too?
-
Yes, all styling is applied to any page rendered through
wp-login.php.
Recensioner
Detta tillägg har inga recensioner.
Bidragsgivare och utvecklare
”CreathinkTools Login Customizer” är programvara med öppen källkod. Följande personer har bidragit till detta tillägg.
Bidragande personer
Översätt ”CreathinkTools Login Customizer” till ditt språk.
Intresserad av programutveckling?
Läs programkoden, kika på SVN-filförvaret eller prenumerera på utvecklarloggen via RSS.
Ändringslogg
1.1.3
- Removed
creathinkcofrom Contributors — not a registered WordPress.org username. - Added a subtle brand-color accent to the login-page inputs’ resting border, not just the focus state.
- Added colored borders and focus states to the plain number/select fields in the admin settings screen.
1.1.2
- Changed the plugin’s text domain to
creathinktools-login-stylesto match the assigned plugin slug. - Renamed the localized JS object from the generic
ctLogintocreathinktoolsLoginI18nto avoid naming collisions.
1.1.1
- Renamed the plugin to CreathinkTools Login Customizer and aligned the name across the plugin header, readme and admin screens.
- Added ysidro as a listed contributor.
- Fixed the login-page CSS not being enqueued via a properly registered style handle before adding inline styles.
- Moved the settings-page inline
<style>/<script>blocks towp_add_inline_style()/wp_add_inline_script().
1.1.0
- Removed the custom login URL / redirect protection feature to keep the plugin focused on login page design.
1.0.0
- Initial release.