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Function called by password_reset action passed only 1 argument instead of 2 in PHP 7.2.11

You can make the homepage password protected by creating a page and selecting it in the admin Settings > Reading > Homepage Displays. Then on the page settings make it password protected. Then create a template called front-page.php and use conditionals to show/hide the content. For Example… if ( ! post_password_required( $post ) ) { … Read more

You can use something like this code in your functions.php (this is what I use on one of my sites): // Modifies the error message when login is done incorrectly, in THIS case removes the ‘forgot password’ link in the error message by changing the text function login_error_override() { return ‘<center><strong>Oooooh…..<em>SO</em> close, but<br />….no soup … Read more

Seems Frontend Reset Password does what you want. Among other features it also provides you a shortcode to be placed anywhere you want. Styling then is up to you and should be done from your custom (child) theme. From Reviews: If you are just looking for simlple forget password plugin without other fancy code, this … Read more

in general we use WordPress filters to make changes for data. so in this code the filter password_reset_expiration allows us to make changes in it’s parameter DAY_IN_SECONDS which equals 86400 seconds. so we can change this value by adding a function that returns a new value to this filter: add_filter( ‘password_reset_expiration’, function( $expiration ) { … Read more