Widget, for easier insert of clef login icon.

Can you give a little more detail on what you’re looking for? The Clef login button should be automatically added to your login page — are you trying to add it somewhere else as well? What would this widget look like?

The login button shows up perfectly by clicking meta->login.
-Using HTML code string makes it centered in the middle of page.
-Using placement in footer makes it a bit harder to locate.
Placing it in the widget area, and having an aspect ratio wider and lower than the default icon, is my wish.

Can you send a screenshot of what you’re experiencing? I’m still not 100% clear — sorry!

Thanks!

Howto send a screenshot? (Sorry for the delay)

We’re resolving this via email —?will update and resolve when it’s complete!

Maybe I’ve misunderstood, but you can drop [clef_render_login_button] into the Core WordPress Text widget, and place it where you want it?

Thanks Sandie.
Your tip on shortcode [clef_render_login_button] did not work on my (sandbox) site. Tried in footer and Secondary Widget Area.

Your mentioning of the Core WordPress Text widget helped a lot!
Added the “badge here” code from plugin,
– Settings page, “I want to add the badge or link elsewhere”, Copy this HTML where you want to add the badge:
WordPress Login Protected by Clef
Placed it in Secondary Widget Area.
– got it exactly as wanted.

Glad you got it working to your satisfaction.

It seems [clef_render_login_button] isn’t currently working in widgets (it’s on the list to be updated to work in widgets). You can however use it in pages if you wish to.

“How do I use the Clef login shortcode?” has been added to Clef’s knowledge base. The article explains how to use the clef_render_login_button shortcode both in posts/pages and in text widgets.