Features
Create a WordPress Custom Login Page with BuddyForms
Select any page created on your site for the new login page. This page will be used instead of the default WordPress login. People trying to access the default WordPress login URL will be automatically redirected to this page.
Display Login Form
You can create custom content on the selected page. Edit the page like normal in WordPress. With the classic editor, Gutenberg, or a Pagebuilder like Elementor or Divi. You can use the shortcode to display the login form anywhere or use blocks if you use Gutenberg. You have several options on how to use the selected WordPress custom login page
- Overwrite the page content This will remove all content from the selected page and add the login form instead.
- Above the content and Under the content This will display the login form above or under the content
- Use the Shortcode Use this option if you like to add the login form to your design. You can design the login form in the editor or create a page template and use the shortcode to display the login form wherever you like.
Display Registration Link
Select a registration page to rewrite the registration link. Display a registration link to a custom WordPress registration form. This option will rewrite any WordPress default registration URL to your custom registration page.
Redirect after Login
Redirect your members after they log in to their profile or any page of your site.
Redirect after Login
Redirect your members after they log in to their profile or any page of your site.
Create a Private Site
Make your site private and redirect any visitors trying to access a page of your site to a custom login. Allow public accessible pages or complete post types and define in detail what is publicly accessible on your site.
Private Network Settings
a) Redirect logged-off users to log in and create a private site or network
b) Select public Accessible Pages
c) Select public Accessible Post Types
Private Network Settings
a) Redirect logged-off users to log in and create a private site or network
b) Select public Accessible Pages
c) Select public Accessible Post Types
