PeoplePress

<p>It is currently in early stage of development and provides very basic functionality.<br />
We are looking forward to add more functionality with our upcoming releases.</p>
<p>Currently it offers login, password reset and a basic user profile with default fields.</p>


It is lightweight user profile and account management plugin.

Mitchell Bennis

<p>Adds a basic front-end login for to any page, post or widget and redirects to the page you choose. It also can block access to the back-end and disable the Admin Bar. This plugin is for when you want your users to be logged-in, but do not want them to have access to the WordPress Dashboard.</p>
<p>To display the login form, place this shortcode on any page, post, or widget: <em>[eeBFEL]</em></p>
<p>After the user has logged in, they will be redirected to your home page or the URL you define in the plugin settings. You can also optionaly display a logout button at the bottom-right of each page.</p>
<h3>Redirect After Login</h3>
<p>To define destinations in additional login forms, use the “redirect” attribute to over-ride the default. There is no limit to the number of forms you can use.</p>
<p><em>[eeBFEL redirect=”https://website.com/your-files-page/”]</em></p>
<h3>Deny Dashboard Access</h3>
<p>In the plugin settings you can optionally select roles that you want to deny back-end access to. All built-in and custom roles, except Administrator, can be blocked. The Admin Bar will not appear and direct back-end access attempts will simply redirect to your home page. This restriction will be site-wide and is unrelated to the use of the shortcode.</p>
<p>Even if you don’t need a login form, this can add an extra measure of security to your website by denying back-end access to all roles except Administrators.</p>
<h3>NEW – Show a Logout Button</h3>
<p>Optionally show a small logout button on the bottom-right of each page if the user is logged in. Logging out returns the user to the home page.</p>


Basic Front-End Login

Adds a basic front-end login form to any page, post or widget and redirects to the page you choose.

PeoplePress vs Basic Front-End Login