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“Login-Logout” plugin adds widget with login or logout link. Also can be shown register or site-admin link. It is the replacement of the default Meta widget.
<h4>If user is not logged in there are such links:</h4>
<ul>
<li>login (after login action user will return to previous page);</li>
<li>register (if user can register) (if checkbox is active);</li>
</ul>
<h4>If user is logged in there are such links:</h4>
<ul>
<li>welcome text with link to user profile (if checkbox is active);</li>
<li>logout (after logout action user will return to previous page);</li>
<li>site admin (if checkbox is active);</li>
</ul>

Login-Logout

Widget with login, logout, admin and register links. Replacement of the default Meta widget.

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.

Login-Logout vs Log Out Shortcode