Description
Front page login/logout and control panel.
Installation
Unzip and upload to /wp-content/plugins/ directory
Activate the plugin
Add the User Login widget to your sidebar
If your site doesn’t support widgets simply add <?php the_widget('wpul_widget');?> to your sidebar
FAQ
- What does this plugin do, exactly?
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It builds a login form and control panel in the sidebar of your page.
- Can I edit the CSS for the form and control panel?
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Yes, as of v5.0 a stylesheet editor has been included. If you don’t like that stylesheet, or you have your own already, you also have the option to use your own stylesheet.
- The last version didn’t support OpenID. What happened?
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Most were telling me they weren’t using it or that it was dead. And from what I had seen, it seemed to be true. However, one user requested it again as that was the reason she chose my plugin. So I obliged.
- Does this work with EVERY OpenID plugin?
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No, this plugin only works with the plugin named OpenID
Avis
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Contributeurs/contributrices & développeurs/développeuses
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Contributeurs
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Journal des modifications
15.11
- Better links based on user privilege
- Add accordion functionality to bootstrap menu
- Remove blank page from admin dashboard subsection
- Improve organization in code
up to 15.11
- I don’t remember
- sorry
13.08
- Updated readme file
- Added help section
- Replace Bootstrap files with CDN
13.06
- Build ability to turn Bootstrap use on/off
13.05
- Add Bootstrap incorporation
12.12.26
- Use get_option() function to get information for update notification
- Set version convention to year.month.day
12.12.12
- Correct broken function in wpul_widget class
12.12
- Change version naming convention to date-oriented
- Utilize the ability to extend WP_Widget class
- Search $wpdb for notifications for updates, plugin updates, and comments awaiting moderation
- Allow widget to be placed in more than one sidebar
- Utilize native WordPress login form, rather than writing my own
- Reduce redundancy in submenu pages
- Add CSS insertion to enhance update/moderation notification
- Removed OpenID integration in favor of using wp_login_form
5.5
- Switched from numeric user abilities to native user permissions
- Added plugin links
- Set login/logout redirects if none are specified
5.3
- Corrected empty list item display bug
- Added one-line call for non-widgetized sites
5.2
- Correct array_diff/implode error message
5.1
- Added optional additional links function
5.0
- Added default stylesheet
- Added stylesheet editor
- Rebuilt look and feel of options page
- Gave plugin its own sidebar panel
- Integrated native WordPress gravatar function
- Streamlined options saving
- Created uninstall function
- Cleaned up old database entries
- Changed function names to avoid conflicting with other plugins
- Changed element id and class names to avoid conflict with other plugins
- Configured redirect in/out URLs to relative URL instead of absolute
4.0
- Added logout redirection
- Streamlined needless processes
3.1.1
- Minor functionality correction
3.1
- Added I18n localization
3.0
- Added welcome message and parameters
- Added database propagation on plugin activation
2.3.2
- Minor functionality correction
2.3.1
- Minor functionality correction
2.3
- Added login redirection
2.2
- Tested for WordPress 2.5.1
2.1
- Minor functionality correction
2.0
- Improved user-role handling
- Added Control Panel
1.2
- Minor functionality correction
1.1
- Improved WordPress integration
1.0
- First stable release
- Added OpenID plugin integration