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In this DigWP post, we transform three slices of code into a clean & stylish tabbed menu that visitors can use to login, register, and recover passwords from anywhere on your site. There are too many features and details to explain up front, so take a moment to to see the finished product.

On the menu • • • • • • And here is a live demo: Default WordPress Login Page Out of the box, WordPress uses wp-login.php for logging into the Admin, retrieving lost passwords, and registering for site membership. Each of these activities are handled on the same page, commonly referred to as the WordPress Login Page. The example code is vulnerable to XSS, because you echo out $_SERVER['REQUEST_URI'] directly without escaping, in several places. For the same reason, I would probably also escape $user_identity. Another, minor, issue is that it might be preferable to code for E_STRICT. Like when you have $register = $_GET['register'];, I would do: if (isset($_GET['register'])) $register = $_GET['register']; else $register = false; But other then this, very nice method of user login/registration.

And thanks for writing this. I agree (without doing any research). Include as plugin that adds functionality using shortcodes. What are the drawbacks of this? Re: “Customizing Things” – If want to customize then just customize the plugin code. This seems just as easy to me. Iso ps3 ode. Just have to watch that plugin updates don’t overwrite customizations.

Hindi dubbed movie hollywood. Heck maybe a well-designed plugin could allow input of custom code? (I’m writing a “reservation system” plugin that has custom login/password/register code that is added via shortcodes – wish I’d read this article a few months ago – great work!) •. Really good write up. Thanks for sharing. Quick question – i’ve stripped this back to just the registration form and upon success everything is dandy. Upon failure (like username already in use) it redirects to the wp-login page with associated error. I can see where all that gets generated in core, but wonder how I can redirect this to the same page also, but with a different message.

Is there a hook I can get hold of do you know? I basically want to keep the user on the form page all the time. Be great if you can shed any light – as I am sure this will be a golden tip if you do!!! Thanks for thisworking great on my site. A couple questions though: My tabs are different sizes so I need to be able to close them without clicking on another tab and have the tabs default back to tab 1. 1) How can I add even a simple text link that will close the tab(s) and return them to tab 1 (default)?