cmorillas1

Simple and lightweight way to include a login form in any page : 
* Just a Shortcode [simple-inline-login] 
* Can redirect to any page after successful login
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<li>Very lightweight.</li>
<li>Ajax calls are secured with nonces. (https://developer.wordpress.org/themes/theme-security/using-nonces/)</li>
<li>Shortcodes can be inserted in post, pages, text widgets and html widgets.</li>
</ul>

Simple Inline Login

Just a simple shortcode for including login form in any page

Ghyslain Drolet

Simple Login SC does just what it means
Simple Login SC does not mess with other plugins because it does just login or logout a user. Nothing more. Nothing less. 
It uses the core functions of WordPress thus not slowing down your site. No fancy stuff or hard settings. This is just a login plugin!
Using Simple Login SC is absolutely easy
Just type the shortcode where you want a login form to show. 
Use [sl_shortcode] shortcode to add a login form to a page, post or in a text/html widget. 
You can optionally set the labels for “username”, “password”, the submit button and/or the welcome message, the logout text. Just by adding text to the shortcode.
Usage
Example: [sl_shortcode username_label=”What is your name?” password_label=”Password Please!” button_text=”Let me in!” welcome_text=”Hello” logouttext=”Let’s go outside!”]
This is very useful if the language pack is not available in your language or if you have a multilangual site running WPML. 
If you do not set one or all of the optional text, the default text of WordPress and the plugin will be used.

Simple Login SC

Adds a simple login form via a shortcode and does not add any extraneous code to slow your website. It just uses the core functions of WordPress.

Simple Inline Login vs Simple Login SC