If you would do changes with the core files of wordpress , the changes will be lost on a next upgrade of wordpress. And if you want to edit the login.php you need to create a custom function which will override the default function (which is using for ‘UserName’) You can follow this link How … Read more
I advice you to try this, better to the action login_init: add_action(‘login_init’, ‘redirect_logged_in_user’); function redirect_logged_in_user() { global $action; /* if the user call logout and is not logged in we do nothing*/ if (‘logout’ === $action || !is_user_logged_in()) { return; } /* we redirect logged in people*/ wp_redirect(‘http://my_homepage_url’); exit; }
You just need to add a function to style the login form: function my_login_css() { ?> <style type=”text/css”> #wp-submit { border-color: #777; background: #999; box-shadow: none; text-shadow: none; border-radius: 0px; } #wp-submit:hover {background: #ccc} </style> <?php } add_action(‘login_enqueue_scripts’, ‘my_login_css’); When using a theme, like Avada, it’s best to add these custom functions to a child … Read more
All of these strings/labels are passed through translation functions, so you can use gettext filter to modify them. function change_labels( $translated_text, $text, $domain ) { if ( ‘Username’ === $text ) { $translated_text=”Username new label”; } return $translated_text; } function register_change_label_filter() { add_filter( ‘gettext’, ‘change_labels’, 20, 3 ); } add_action( ‘login_head’, ‘register_change_labels_filter’ ); // this … Read more
The registration form is generated by code directly in wp-login.php (https://core.trac.wordpress.org/browser/branches/5.0/src/wp-login.php#L786) and this code is not wrapped with any function, so… I’m afraid there is no such function ready to use. Of course you can mimic the code from the file above and wrap it with your own function…
Of course, it’s possible to remove the version number. Follow these steps: Login to cPanel. Click on File Manager icon. Choose document root or the public_html directory. Open wp-content folder. Click on the themes folder. Then open your active WordPress theme folder. Scroll down to find functions.php file. Right-click and select Edit. Add the following … Read more
You may want to checkout wp_signon as that function can provide a WP_Error object with the appropriate error messages on login failure.. the only drawback is that you will have to create your own form or replace the action url on demand. A somehow basic login function can be implemented like this: if (!function_exists(‘custom_login_function’)) { … Read more
This sounds like a timing issue, there is probably already some JS running after your script is ran. Try wrapping your JS in $(window).load(), this will run the function after other page assets have loaded and should fix the timing issue. For example… $(window).load(function() { document.getElementById(‘user_pass’).focus(); }); Here is some info about the difference between … Read more
This code should accomplish what you’re after: function login_username() { if (isset($_REQUEST[‘username’])) { echo ” <style type=”text/css”> body.login #user_login, body.login label[for=user_login] { display: none; } </style>\n”; global $user_login; return $user_login = sanitize_user($_REQUEST[‘username’], true); } } add_action(‘login_head’, ‘login_username’); Since you’re on the login page, get_query_var() isn’t an option, but you can retrieve and pass the username … Read more
I have solved the issue. If you are having a strange validation problem that ONLY happens when you first load a page, and you have Woocommerce running on this particular site it might help you too. Solution to my specific problem: /** * WooCommerce login not working on first try fix */ add_filter(‘nonce_user_logged_out’, function($uid, $action) … Read more