Replace get_template_directory_uri(), that’s for your parent theme’s directory, with get_stylesheet_directory_uri() since you want to target the file within the child theme’s directory. Or better yet, just use get_theme_file_uri( ‘login_styles.css’ ) if you want to search for it, first in the child theme’s directory, else in the parent theme’s directory.
Update your wp-config.php with following lines: define(‘WP_HOME’,’http://example.com’); define(‘WP_SITEURL’,’http://example.com’); Where example.com your domain
Redirecting web pages You can save yourself adding code to all templates in your theme by hooking this in instead. function wpse299924_redirect() { if( !is_user_logged_in() ) { wp_redirect( wp_login_url() ); die; } } add_action( ‘template_redirect’, ‘wpse299924_redirect’ ); You’re right that your images and other media will still be accessible to anyone who knows the URL, … Read more
Apparently after 2 days of trying to sort this out, all I needed to do was post here and then the solution would turn up so I could feel like an idiot. 🙂 I was able to tweak the response in this question (Disable Or Redirect WP-login.php) and finally get this to work. If anyone … Read more
$rp_cookie and $rp_path are inside a function but are not initialized inside the function so they are out of scope and thus, empty. You can try calling global $rp_cookie, $rp_path; at the start of your function but I don’t know if those variables have been set at the time your function is running and thus … Read more
One sure-fire, yet simple, method is to scramble the AUTH_KEY constant in the wp-config.php file on the backup server. In wp-config.php, change your AUTH_KEY line to append rand(). Example: define(‘AUTH_KEY’, ‘YOUR-SUPER-SECURE-GENERATED-KEY’ . rand()); On every page, the logged-in key is altered. This prevents users from staying logged in. Note: rand() is very insecure. But we’re … Read more
wp_signon() actually already calls wp_set_auth_cookie() which is the function that sets the “remember me” cookie, hence you don’t need to manually call that function. And that (wp_set_auth_cookie($user->ID)) is actually the problem in your code, because it’s overwriting the “remember me” cookie that was already set.
|| means OR. Your code will never allow $current_user to proceed because one of the OR conditions will fail. Try using AND && instead: if ( ($current_user->user_login != ‘john’) && ($current_user->user_login != ‘sheila’ ) ) {
I’m going to venture a guess here, and maybe someone more versed can back me up or set me straight But here: <?php echo htmlspecialchars($_SERVER[‘REQUEST_URI’])?>’ Is the redirect value…. It is redirecting to the original url, wherever the user came from If you swap that out for your home url with something like: <?php echo … Read more
You can use the following action to redirect all traffic to that login page. You will need to specify the page name and the page slug. add_action(‘wp’, ‘wpse_41699_wp’, 0); function wpse_41699_wp(){ if(is_page(‘Login’)) return; if(!is_user_logged_in()){ $url = get_bloginfo(‘home’).’/login’; header(‘HTTP/1.1 403 Forbidden’); header(“Location: $url”); exit; } } Also, you can download the plugin version for this answer … Read more