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The registration and login forms can be customized easily below a diggest from the codex: Customizing The Registration Form Theme and plugin developers can customize WordPress’s built-in user registration page through the use of hooks. Customizing the registration form involves utilizing the following three hooks: register_form Allows rendering of new HTML form elements. registration_errors Perform … Read more
You have in many ways already answered your question: the technique described in the article is not going to be reliable. What you might not have worked out is “why”. The code uses relative URLS… <form name=”loginform” id=”loginform” action=”/wp-login.php” method=”post”> … which are nearly always unreliable in WordPress context. That won’t work if the site … Read more
Here is what you do to force registration on sub sites: /** * Require registration for comments on subsites too. */ function ourcomments_pre_option_comment_registration( $value ) { return 1; } add_filter( ‘pre_option_comment_registration’, ‘ourcomments_pre_option_comment_registration’, 10, 1 ); To only show social buttons for login something like this can be used: /** * Hide login fields. Only social … Read more
How about creating custom WordPress login page using <?php wp_login_form( $args ); ?> Place on the page template the title you wish and the site information then call the login form. Alternatively(I have not tested this!) adding information in the form area by passing the information you want to add in an array. It will … Read more
If we want to have the reset password form to look like this: then we could use the following hooks: /** * Modify the password hint */ add_filter( ‘password_hint’, function( $hint ) { return __( ‘Use upper and lower case letters, numbers, and symbols like ! ” ? $ % ^ & ).’ ); } … Read more
In functions.php in your child theme, you can do a couple different things on the login screen. First, you’ll want to add a custom stylesheet by hooking into login_enqueue_scripts. add_action( ‘login_enqueue_scripts’, ‘wpse_login_styles’ ); function wpse_login_styles() { wp_enqueue_style( ‘wpse-custom-login’, get_stylesheet_directory_uri() . ‘/style-login.css’ ); } Then you can create a styles-login.css file in the root of your … Read more
function myplugin_authenticate_on_hold($user) { // username and password are correct if ($user instanceof WP_User) { $on_hold = get_user_meta($user->ID, ‘is_on_hold’, true); if ($on_hold) { return new WP_Error(‘on_hold_error’, ‘You are on hold’); } } return $user; } add_filter(‘authenticate’, ‘myplugin_authenticate_on_hold’, 21); The priority needs to be 21, as wp_authenticate_username_password and wp_authenticate_email_password are priority 20. They return an object of … Read more
WP can’t redirect after you have already output HTML – so move your if/else to the top, before you call for the header, and only output the header & footer if your condition is met. Also, instead of using current_user_can(‘role’), use current_user_can(‘capability’) – i.e. <?php if( current_user_can(‘activate_plugins’) || current_user_can(‘edit_a_defined_custom_post_type’) ) { get_header(); ?> <div>Restricted content … Read more
WordPress has various hooks to enqueue scripts in different areas. For the front end it’s wp_enqueue_scripts, for the back end it’s admin_enqueue_scripts, and for the login page it’s login_enqueue_scripts. I don’t know Ultimate Members, but if it uses wp-login.php the login_enqueue_scripts hook should work. If um_user_registration is called somewhere else on the front end though, … Read more