This code recipe will block login attempts for any user that is not also a member of your WordPress site. Any user that does not have a membership level will fail to authenticate.
We’ve also added an alternative, less heavy-handed, restriction option in combination with our Email Confirmation Add On.
Use this tool to generate properly formatted links that “log in and redirect” a user. Users will be redirected to the specific page automatically after login.
We recommend using these specialty links every time you need to send users to a specific piece of content. This includes shared links on social media, in email newsletters, or in other member communications.
This post covers a few methods to add a “Log In” and “Log Out” link to all the places where a user would expect to see them on your website. Use one of the options below to add a conditional “Log In” link to a Menu in the WordPress Appearance > Menus admin page.
Easily add a front-end log in, log out, and password reset experience to your membership site by following the steps covered in this post. We’ll outline our recommended third party plugin for front-end login, as well as some “best practice” guidelines for placing these links on your site using your theme or Memberlite.
Topics include: Recommended Plugin | Configuring TML | Link Placement Best Practices | Styling the Login Page | A Conditional Login/Logout Link