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WP eMember Extra Login Shortcodes Addon

The extra login shortcodes addon has a collection of pre-designed login widget creation shortcodes. You can use this addon to create nice looking member login form on your site.

The following screenshot shows the design of the login forms that you can create with this addon:

extra-membership-login-shortcodes-screenshot

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Installing the Extra Login Forms AddOn

  • Upload the “emember-extra-login-shortcodes” file via the WordPress’s plugin uploader interface (Plugins -> Add New -> Upload)
  • Activate the plugin through the “Plugins” menu in WordPress.

Extra Login Form Addon Usage

Use one of the following shortcodes on your member login page or sidebar widget to place the login form.

[wp_eMember_fancy_login style="1"]

[wp_eMember_fancy_login style="2"]

[wp_eMember_fancy_login style="3"]

[wp_eMember_fancy_login style="4"]

[wp_eMember_fancy_login style="5"]

[wp_eMember_fancy_login style="6"]

[wp_eMember_fancy_login style="7"]

[wp_eMember_fancy_login style="8"]

Showing Extra Details in the Login Widget

Use the “display_account_details” parameter in the shortcode to show extra user profile details that will get shown to the logged in member.

Below is an example shortcode:

[wp_eMember_fancy_login style="1" display_account_details="1"]

Download The Extra Login Shortcodes Addon

Click here to download this adddon and try it on your site.

Filed Under: eMember Addon Tagged With: Compact Login, emember addon, member login redirection, WordPress membership

Using a Compact Login and Join Us Message

You can use a compact login form if you want to display an “one line login and join us” message anywhere on your membership site. When a member logs in, it will display the name of the logged-in member and an option to logout.

For example, I have placed this compact login form on the header of my theme and it looks like the following to an anonymous visitor:

Compact Login Form Display (when not logged-in)

When a member logs into the site, it looks like the following to that user:

Compact Login Form Display (when logged-in)

How to Use the Compact Login Form?

You can use the following shortcode if you are placing it on a post or page:

[wp_eMember_compact_login]

If you are placing this on your theme’s template file then use the following PHP fuction where you want it to appear (example: header.php, footer.php etc):

<?php echo eMember_compact_login_widget(); ?>

Adding the Compact Login Form to the Sidebar

Here is how you can add the compact login form to your site’s sidebar widget:

#1) Add a standard text widget to your sidebar (where you want to show the compact login form).
#2) Use the following shortcode in the text widget:

[wp_eMember_compact_login]

#3) Save the widget.

Filed Under: Design & Usage Tagged With: Compact Login, WP eMember

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