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<p>Simple Login SC does just what it means</p>
<p>Simple Login SC does not mess with other plugins because it does just login or logout a user. Nothing more. Nothing less.<br />
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!</p>
<p>Using Simple Login SC is absolutely easy</p>
<p>Just type the shortcode where you want a login form to show.<br />
Use [sl_shortcode] shortcode to add a login form to a page, post or in a text/html widget.<br />
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.</p>
<p>Usage</p>
<p>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!”]</p>
<p>This is very useful if the language pack is not available in your language or if you have a multilangual site running WPML.<br />
If you do not set one or all of the optional text, the default text of WordPress and the plugin will be used.</p>


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.

Mirco Babini

SED Web Enhancement

<p>Adds the wpml__ and wpml_e functions to your theme and the wpml__ shortcode to your WordPress website. Make your WordPress <strong>full WPML ready</strong></p>
<pre><?php wpml__( $text, $context ); ?>
<?php wpml_e( $text, $context ); ?></pre>
<p>Similarly to the behaviour of the __, _e functions, you must provide a string to make translateable and a context.<br />
That’s it; just provide translations from the WPML > String Translations admin panel.</p>
<p>Check how to use the shortcode below.</p>
<h4>Usage (via code)</h4>
<pre><h1><?php echo wpml__( 'Title', 'wpmlshortcodes' ); ?></h1>
<h2><?php wpml_e( 'Subtitle', 'wpmlshortcodes' ); ?></h2></pre>
<h4>Usage (via shortcode)</h4>
<pre><h1>[wpml__ context=wpmlshortcodes]Title[/wpml__]</h1>
<h2>[wpml__ context=wpmlshortcodes]Subtitle[/wpml__]</h2></pre>
<blockquote>
<p><strong>NEWS! WPML Translate (+ shortcode)</strong><br />
  Adds the wpml_if (ex wpml_translate) shortcode to your WPML suite. You can also use the wpml_e__if_language( $content, $lang ) in your php code.</p>
</blockquote>
<h4>Usage (via code)</h4>
<pre><p><?php
wpml_e__if_language( 'Text', 'en' );
wpml_e__if_language( 'Testo', 'it' );
?></p></pre>
<h4>Usage (via shortcode)</h4>
<pre>[wpml_if lang='en']Text[/wpml_if][wpml_if lang='it']Testo[/wpml_if]</pre>
<p>It also supports backward compatibility for wpml_translate and wpml_language from WPML Translate Shortcode (deprecated plugin);</p>
<h4>WPML Translate Shortcode > WPML Shortcodes</h4>
<p>Welcome to the new WPML Shortcodes. This plugin is the new WPML Translate Shortcode, became a full-translation suite.</p>
<p>Of course we still support WPML Translate Shortcode, with a new shortcode (1.2.4+): wpml_if (see usage above).<br />
Also, we provide full backward compatibility (yes, you can still use wpml_translate or wpml_language shortcodes) on 1.2.6+.</p>
<h4>Contribute</h4>
<p>Pull requests on <a href="https://github.com/mircobabini/wpml-shortcodes" rel="nofollow ugc">github.com</a>.</p>
<p>Author: <a href="http://github.com/mircobabini" rel="nofollow ugc">Mirco Babini</a>, <strong>Web Developer and Mobile App Developer; WordPress Consultant</strong>.</p>


WPML Shortcodes

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Adds shortcodes to the WPML environment, like wpml__, wpml_e and more. Makes WP full WPML ready.

Simple Login SC vs WPML Shortcodes