Krzysztof Dryja (Aspexi)

Aspexi Easy Login URL:
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<li>changes your url/wp-login.php URL into your custom string i.e. url/login</li>
<li>changes your url/wp-login.php?action=register URL into your custom string i.e. url/register</li>
<li>changes your url/wp-login.php?action=lostpassword URL into your custom string i.e. url/forgot</li>
<li>related URLs fix (i.e. on login page) >=3.3.2</li>
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backups original .htaccess file, restore option included
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Not tested on multisite. Use at your own risk.
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<li>Not tested on IIS7. Use at your own risk.</li>
<li>Be careful using this plugin with other which modify .htaccess file</li>
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Aspexi Easy Login URL

Aspexi Easy Login URL changes your url/wp-login.php URL into your custom string i.e. url/login and more (incl. Register and Forgot password links).

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Use a simple, single shortcode to allow your visitors to login or logout depending on their current status.
The shortcode outputs an a href link for you to add in the header, footer or anywhere else on your website.
Example Shortcode:
<pre><code>[login-logout text_to_login="Login" text_to_logout="Logout" class="custom-class" redirect="/shop/"]
</code></pre>
Available Parameters:
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<li>text_to_login – The text to prompt logged-out users to log in.</li>
<li>text_to_logout – The text to prompt logged-in users to log out.</li>
<li>class – Any optional custom classes to be added to the link.</li>
<li>redirect – An optional page to redirect to after logging in/out. If not included, users will redirect to whatever page they’re on when they click the link.</li>
<li>login_url – An optional parameter that user can change the URL login page</li>
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Login Logout Shortcode

A single shortcode you can place anywhere to allow visitors to login/logout.

Aspexi Easy Login URL vs Login Logout Shortcode