Muhammad Arslan

Hey @fedorveuser

Awesome!

Glad you like it.

Hey @bobsled

We have noted this down, We will surely fix it in our very next update.

Have a nice day!

Hey @bsdinsight

Sure, You can use this documentation to add custom register fields as you need.

https://loginpress.pro/custom-fields-in-wordpress-user-registration-form/

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Hey @mickwuk

There could be some conflicting plugin or theme functionality causing this. Kindly contact us on our support forum so we can debug this issue and resolve it for you.

Looking forward.

Hey @mickwuk

Kindly follow the following documentation: https://loginpress.pro/doc/customize-login-page-logo/

If you want to divert it to the Current Site URL, Simple delete the text from Logo URL, It will redirect to the home page when clicked on it.

Do let us know if this works for you.

@farazfrank “id_ID” is the language extension.

Hey @chelminski

By default LoginPress follows the WordPress login page structure and flow.

However, i can provide you a custom code which will restrict to access the registration page if user is already logged in.

if ( isset( $_REQUEST['action'] ) && $_REQUEST['action'] == 'register' && is_user_logged_in() ) {
	wp_safe_redirect( 'Your_Link_to_Redirect_Here' );
}

Copy and paste this code in your theme’s functions.php file. if you visit the Register form you will be redirected to a certain page.

P.S: Kindly change the redirect link accordingly.

Have a nice day

Hey,

As described above,

You need to know that LoginPress works on the default Login Page only of the WordPress website. i.e: /wp-login.php

If you intend to redirect your users to the default login page instead of WooCommerce’s login page using LoginPress, we have a complete guide?here.

To?Redirect WooCommerce Users After Login via Code Snippet, you will need a premium add-on.

For further details, you can ping us at our?support forum.

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Hey Alfredo

Cool, Let us know if you come across any issue.

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Hey Julivgar,

Thank you for appreciating the plugin.

LoginPress CSS does work however the targeting has to be accurate. Here I am giving you to move the form in the center of the screen.

Copy and paste the following into the?LoginPress -> Customizer -> Custom CSS/JS -> CSS. (You can change it as per your taste)

body.login {
   display: block !important;
}
#login {
   position: absolute !important;
   -webkit-box-shadow: none !important;
   top: 50%;
   left: 50%;
   transform: translate(-50%, -50%);
   margin-top: 0 !important;
}

Do let us know if you need any assistance.

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Hey @chengjianping

Apologies, Login Logout Menu is used to setup the Login related menu buttons with additional settings, Here is a detailed documentation on Login Logout Menu.

I cannot understand your query can you rephrase it more precisely so I can understand your need?

Reference Links:

https://loginpress.pro/doc/how-to-create-login-logout-menu-with-loginpress/

https://loginpress.pro/doc/prevent-loginpress-logout-redirects/

Hey @chengjianping

You must be using Siteground and there must be some issue in the environment which needs to be investigated.

Kindly contact us on our support forum with the log file which you can find from LoginPress -> Help -> Download.

Looking forward to resolve this for you.

Hey @chengjianping

I couldn’t find any different between the two login links:

https://bjhxrm.com/wp-login.php

https://bjhxrm.com/cjp9217

Can you elaborate on your concern so I can guide you in the right direction?

Looking forward.

Hey @vverloop

I am using the LastPass extension on Chrome and Firefox browsers and they are working pretty fine.

Kindly review the LastPass settings for autofill.

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Yes, @chengjianping You can copy and paste to move the login box to the left.

Here is the documentation on how to copy and paste the code in LoginPress CSS panel => https://loginpress.pro/add-custom-css-to-wordpress-login/

Have a nice day!