Descripción
CreathinkTools Login Customizer lets you brand the default wp-login.php screen without writing code.
Design features
- Solid color or image background, with cover / contain / tile display modes.
- Custom form box color, opacity and border radius.
- Custom primary, button text, body text and label colors.
- Custom logo upload with adjustable width, or hide the logo entirely.
- Live tabbed settings screen under Settings Login Customizer.
Instalación
- Upload the plugin files to the
/wp-content/plugins/creathinktools-login-stylesdirectory, or install the plugin through the WordPress plugins screen directly. - Activate the plugin through the ‘Plugins’ screen in WordPress.
- Go to Settings Login Customizer to configure the login page design.
FAQ
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Will my custom logo and colors apply to the «lost password» and registration screens too?
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Yes, all styling is applied to any page rendered through
wp-login.php.
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Colaboradores y desarrolladores
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Registro de cambios
1.1.3
- Removed
creathinkcofrom Contributors — not a registered WordPress.org username. - Added a subtle brand-color accent to the login-page inputs’ resting border, not just the focus state.
- Added colored borders and focus states to the plain number/select fields in the admin settings screen.
1.1.2
- Changed the plugin’s text domain to
creathinktools-login-stylesto match the assigned plugin slug. - Renamed the localized JS object from the generic
ctLogintocreathinktoolsLoginI18nto avoid naming collisions.
1.1.1
- Renamed the plugin to CreathinkTools Login Customizer and aligned the name across the plugin header, readme and admin screens.
- Added ysidro as a listed contributor.
- Fixed the login-page CSS not being enqueued via a properly registered style handle before adding inline styles.
- Moved the settings-page inline
<style>/<script>blocks towp_add_inline_style()/wp_add_inline_script().
1.1.0
- Removed the custom login URL / redirect protection feature to keep the plugin focused on login page design.
1.0.0
- Initial release.