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<h4>A must have plugin for wordpress blogs</h4>
By using Hide Login+ you can simply change most important URLs that are being accessed every day, keeping them safe and secret.
For those upgrading from previous version: please check installation steps
New features:
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<li>No need to modify <code>wp-config.php</code> any more (see installation steps)</li>
<li><code>.htaccess</code> backup file is created before changes take effect (named <code>.htaccess.backup</code>)</li>
<li>Recoded to be latest WordPress version compatible</li>
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Benefits:
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<li>Have secured and hidden login page</li>
<li>Customized URLs for the most important parts of your WordPress installation</li>
<li>Control access over <code>wp-login.php</code> and <code>wp-admin</code> pages</li>
<li>Easy back-to-defaults ability without frustration</li>
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Features:
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<li>Define custom URL slug for login, logout, registration, lost password & admin pages</li>
<li>Able to prevent access to <code>wp-login.php</code> and <code>wp-admin</code> directly</li>
<li>See your <code>.htaccess</code> content after changes have been successfully updated.</li>
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Revert to default configurations on plugin deactivation (or easily via a second method)
This won’t secure your website perfectly, but if someone does manage to crack your password, it can make it difficult for them to find where to actually login. This also prevents any bots that are used for malicious intents from accessing your <code>wp-login.php</code> file and attempting to break in.
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Hide Login+

Have a secure login and admin page. Allows you to create custom URLs for user's Log in, Log out, Sign up and Admin page.

James Collins

There are 3 shortcodes that can be used:
<pre><code>[logout] - A standard Log Out link, where the user stays on the login screen after being logged out.
[logout_to_home] - A link that logs the user out, and redirects them to your home page.
[logout_to_current] - A link that logs the user out, and redirects them back to the current page/URL.
</code></pre>
Advanced Usage:
All 3 shortcodes all support 3 attributes/parameters:
<pre><code>[logout text="" class="" redirect=""]
</code></pre>
The 3 supported attributes/parameters are:
<pre><code>text=""
</code></pre>
– The text to use for the link anchor text. 
– Default: <code>Log Out</code> 
 class=”” 
– The HTML class(es) to use for the link. Multiple classes should be separated by a space. 
– Default: <code>logout</code> 
 redirect=”” 
– The path/URL to redirect the user to after they are logged out. 
– Default: the WordPress login screen. 
– Note: must be a URL or path on the same domain name as the WordPress website (cannot be an external domain/URL)
Some Examples: 
 [logout text=”Log Off”] – A <code>Log Off</code> link that logs the user out. 
 [logout redirect=”/members/”] – Log the user out, and redirect them to <code>/members/</code>. 
 [logout_to_home text=”Log Off”] – A <code>Log Off</code> link that logs the user out and redirects them to your home page. 
 [logout class=”log-out-link”] – Use a custom CSS/HTML class name for the log out link.
Note: the shortcodes will return nothing/empty if the user isn’t logged in.
This plugin is inspired by the <a href="https://wordpress.org/plugins/logout-button/" rel="ugc">Logout Button plugin by Ben Poland</a>.
If you like, you can <a href="https://github.com/OM4/log-out-shortcode" rel="nofollow ugc">contribute to this plugin on GitHub</a>.

Log Out Shortcode

I was just about to write a plugin like this for myself. This is simple and to the point with just the right number of features.



Wonderfully simple plugin

Easily add a log out link or button to a post or page using a simple shortcode.

Hide Login+ vs Log Out Shortcode