Description

The Change WordPress Login Logo Plugin is a must-have for anyone looking to add a touch of personalization to their WordPress site. With this plugin, you can easily update your WordPress login page logo with your own customized logo in just a few clicks, without any coding knowledge required. Make your login page truly unique to your brand.

The plugin is incredibly user-friendly, allowing you to upload your logo quickly and easily via the WordPress customizer. It is also fully customizable, allowing you to adjust the logo’s size, positioning, and other settings to perfectly match your site’s design.

In addition to its ease of use, the Change WordPress Login Logo Plugin is also lightweight and fast-loading, ensuring that it won’t slow down your site’s performance. Plus, it’s compatible with all the latest versions of WordPress, ensuring that you always have access to the latest features and security updates.

Purchase Premium Plugin

Premium Features:

1. Login Background Color Change
2. Logn Form Background Color
3. Form Label Text Color
4. Login Page Link Color

Installation

Log in to your WordPress admin panel and go to Plugins -> Add New
Type Change WordPress Login Logo in the search box and click on search button.
Find Change WordPress Login Logo plugin.
Then click on Install Now after that activate the plugin.

FAQ

How to configure Change WordPress Login Logo Plugin?

Click “Settings” tab from left navigation menu:
Click “Login Logo” menu under the Settings menu
Upload new login logo using WP media uploader.
Click “Save Changes” button to save the configuration details.

Reviews

Bobby اگست 15, 2024

I needed to store the files in a subdirectory of the themes root directory. For whatever reason, embedanydoc wouldn’t open the file. In the plugin’s setup, there needs to be an option to pick the directory where docs will be stored. When we migrate, we can’t go back through hundreds, maybe thousands of pages changing the url in these shortcodes. Comment box won’t let me enter the actual url so I put in “|” pipe symbols in place of backslashes and changed “http:” to “htxp”: here to illustrate.[embeddoc url=”htxp:||gbbs2.local|wp-content|themes|groupbigbookstudy|docs|Title-Page-GBBS.docx” viewer=”microsoft”] embedanydoc reports the error, “An error occurred. We’re sorry, but for some reason we can’t open this for you.” But, there’s no explanation, no clue, and no way to find the problem.