Usage:
This shortcode returns a WordPress login form through which a visitor can log in. It’s based on the default WordPress login form found at wp-login.php.
This shortcode does NOT supports conditional branching with [ELSE_login_form].
Shortcode nesting is NOT supported.
Parameters:
label_username | The default label for the user login name field is “Email Address”. Using this parameter, this default value can be overriden. Default: ‘Email Address’. Required: no. |
label_password | The default label for the user password field is “Password”. Using this parameter, this default value can be overriden. Default: ‘Password’. Required: no. |
label_remember | Using this parameter, the default “Remember Me?” label can be overriden. Default: ‘Remember me?’. Required: no. |
label_log_in | he default label for the login submit button is “Log in”. Using this parameter, this default value can be overriden. Default: ‘Login’. Required: no. |
redirect | Upon login through this shortcode, the user will be redirected to the standard page defined in the “Memberships” panel based on his/her membership level. By entering an alternative URL, one can override the default and send the user to a different page.In order to override the default behavior and remain on the same page, enter redirect=’#use_last_page#’. Default: none. Required: no. |
display | Define whether or not the login form should be displayed when the user is already logged in. Use display=’always’ to force a display. Default: none. Required: no. |
Example:
[i4w_login_form]
API:
There is no API function equivalent for this shortcode.