WordPress Login Form
Displaying a login form on your WordPress site is essential for managing user access, especially if you run a membership site or online community. With the ProfileGrid plugin, you can easily create a customized login form that matches your site’s design and functionality.
In this guide, we’ll walk you through the steps to set up and display a login form using ProfileGrid. This will help you provide a seamless login experience for your users, right on your WordPress site.
Shortcode
Here is the shortcode to display login form
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[profilegrid_login]
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Related email attribute is
Copy the WordPress login form shortcode above and paste it into a new page in your WordPress dashboard. We’ve named the page “Login,” but you can choose any name you like.
Click “Publish” to make the page visible on the frontend.
Now, after registering, your users can log in and access their profile pages through your WordPress login page. Below is a preview of how the login page looks on the frontend.
You can see the login page also contains a password retrieval link in case users forget their password.
Assigning a WordPress Login Form Page
Go the Global Settings, and then to General Settings.
In the dropdown next to the Login Page option, select the login page you just created. This will make sure your registered users can easily find the login page when they want to access their accounts. Finally, click “Save” to complete the setup.
Summary
In this article, we showed you how to create and display a custom login form on your WordPress site using the ProfileGrid plugin. By following these steps, you can ensure that your users have a smooth and easy way to log in and access their profiles. We hope you found this guide helpful. Please share your feedback or ask any questions in the comments below—it helps us improve and create more useful content for you!
We’ve covered social login in a separate article, so be sure to check that out if you’re interested.
Good Day ..once successfully login then the Login button should be hide and the logout button should be appear, How to do That
Thanks
You may use our Login Logout menu extension; it allows to add a contextual login menu item to your website menu(s). For details, please visit the link: https://profilegrid.co/add-login-logout-menu-wordpress-website/
Oi, gostaria de editar a parte de formulário de cadastro e adicionar “não tem uma conta, registre-se” agora, na pagina de login.
Como faço para alterar o front-end das paginas shortcut?
You can achieve this by creating a custom template. For more details on custom templates, you may visit the following link: https://profilegrid.co/creating-your-own-custom-templates/
pourquoi un compte administrateur n’arrive pas à se connecter via le login form de ProfileGrid, mais les autres profile peuvent de logger sans problème
Please raise a ticket at our support portal here in order to allow us to assist you.