jGrundner WP Login Form

Add a WordPress login form anywhere you can put a shortcode

Description

Add a WordPress Login form/Logout link anywhere you can put a shortcode.

This plugin came out of the need to add custom login to a page that could hook into the client's existing users and roles.

[jcg-login-form]

This shortcode uses all of the existing arguments for wp_login_form:

echo - echo out to browser immediately.
- Default: FALSE (print to page).
redirect - Page to redirect to after login.
- Default: current page. $_REQUEST['redirect_to'] | $_SERVER['REQUEST_URI']
form_id
- Default: 'loginform'
label_username
- Default: 'Username'
label_password
- Default: 'Password'
label_remember
- Default: 'Remember Me'
label_log_in
- Default: 'Log In'
id_username
- Default: 'user_login'
id_password
- Default: 'user_pass'
id_remember
- Default: 'rememberme'
id_submit
- Default: 'wp-submit'
remember
- Default: TRUE
value_username
- Default: NULL
value_remember
- Default: FALSE

It also add some extra functionality:

logged_in_msg - Message to display if the user is already logged in
- Default: 'You are already logged in!'
login_form_top - This is text that goes above the form
- Default: 'Login'
login_form_top_tag - This is the HTML tag that wraps the login_form_top
- Default: h2
- Ex: h3
login_form_middle - This is text that goes between 'password' and 'remember_me'
- Default: ''
login_form_bottom - This is text that goes below the 'submit' button
- Default: ''
form_top_class - Class to add to the <span> tag that wraps element
- Default: ''
form_middle_class - Class to add to the <span> tag that wraps element
- Default: ''
form_bottom_class - Class to add to the <span> tag that wraps element
- Default: ''

[jcg-logout]

This shortcode talkes the following arguments:

id - id attribute for the <a> tag
- Default: ''
class - class attribute for the <a> tag
- Default: ''
style - style attribute for the <a> tag
- Default: ''
text - Text to put inside of the <a> tag
- Default: ''
xattr - Extra attributes for the <a> tag.
- Default: ''
- Useful for mobile/responsive attributes.

This section describes how to install the plugin and get it working.

Upload: Unzip jgrundner_login_form_shortcode.zip file, and upload the jgrundner_login_form_shortcode folder to your WordPress installation's /wp-content/plugins/ directory
Activate: In the admin panel, goto Plugins -> Installed Plugins, active 'JCG Login Form Anywhere'.
Use it two ways:

A. You will see a new button in the TinyMCE Editor in post and pages, use this button to add a login form.

B. Or: Place [jcg-login-form] shortcode anywhere that accepts shortcodes.