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The WordPress “Meta” widget uses a lot of screen space and presents more information than some site designers would like. The Login/Logout plugin provides web designers with a compact alternative.
Available translations: English, French, German, Italian, Spanish, Catalan, Dutch, Polish, Norwegian and Persian.
The plugin can be used as a widget in themes that include sidebars. Alternatively, it can be added to your site’s footer or any other part of the site by inserting “rh_hype_lilo(); into your site’s PHP.
When the user is not logged in, the plugin presents a link so the user can Login, and an option allows another link to Register. Once logged in, users are redirected back to the page they came from. The plugin also displays the username and has an option to also display their email address.
There is also a link to Logout and, depending on the user’s role, a link to their profile or to the main site administration pages. Users are redirected back to the page they came from after they logout.
When used as a widget, a hyperlink option enables the widget to display an arbitrary number of hyperlinks to other sites/pages. These links are displayed only to logged in users. Other options enable the appearance of the widget to be customized to suit the theme design.
You must logout and in again to see changes such as new links etc. in the widget.
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Login-Logout

Adds simple, clean links so users can login/logout & register easily. Highly customisable, & can be used as a widget or inserted into your sit …

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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:
<ul>
<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>
</ul>

Login Logout Shortcode

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

Login-Logout vs Login Logout Shortcode