Tomek

This plugin show or hide the content after a specified time.
Example:
[timed-content time=”10000″ visible=”yes”]The content[/timed-content]

Timed content show or hide

This plugin show or hide the content after a specified time.

Konstantin Obenland

WP Last Login records when each user signs in and surfaces it as a sortable column on the Users screen — so you can see who’s active, identify dormant accounts, and confirm that real people are coming back.
Features
<ul>
<li>Sortable “Last Login” column on the Users screen, including the network admin user list on multisite.</li>
<li>Hover any date to reveal the exact login time.</li>
<li>Captures logins via the standard <code>wp_login</code> action, so it works with any login flow that triggers it — including the <a href="https://wordpress.org/plugins/two-factor/" rel="ugc">Two Factor</a> plugin, WooCommerce, BuddyBoss, and most social-login plugins.</li>
<li>Users without a recorded login show a neutral em-dash (—) — never a misleading “never” — and still sort correctly when ordered by last login.</li>
<li>Lightweight: one user meta key, no settings page, no extra database tables.</li>
<li>Filter hooks let you customize the date format or hide the column from non-admin roles.</li>
</ul>
<h3>Plugin Filter Hooks</h3>
wpll_current_user_can (boolean)
<blockquote>
Whether the column is supposed to be shown. 
 Default: true
</blockquote>
wpll_date_format (string)
<blockquote>
The date format string for the date output.
</blockquote>

WP Last Login

Good job!


Well maintained plugin. This is the only 'last login' plugin I have found that supports two factor.


Excellent + now compatible with Two Factor


Simple, yet very useful plugin. Using it on dozens of sites I manage.


Very useful

Adds a sortable "Last Login" column to the Users screen — spot inactive accounts and see who's actually using your site.

Timed content show or hide vs WP Last Login