How To Make A Custom WordPress Login Page Using Oxygen

In this video, learn how to build custom WordPress login page using Oxygen Builder.
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[@vigilantezack]

We need an updated video for this that includes all the other parts of the login experience. For example: Logging out. After logging out, WP sends you back to the WP login page, needs to go to the custom one. Password reset functionality. Registration. Redirects. If we want to completely replace the WP login/logout/reset/register system, we need to control all those pages, and the routing and redirects.

[@djmayzon]

Thanks for the video. Can you explain how to set up a Forgot Password feature? Really important for any membership only type website.

[@ronang.3231]

Best page builder for sure but im still waiting for essential features to come in order to switch from elementor. I really need shape dividers, animated headlines, more carousel and gallery options. Keep it up! You have the right vision

[@damienfonvieille]

Nice tutos but is ther a way to use ajax to login or to redirect to a custom design page when a customer put a wrong password ? Like the previous comment, oxygen lack of fluid experience to design all the process of login / logout / password reset etc..

[@moblin1010]

Great content! Very much appreciated. I've noticed though that if a user accidentally enters the wrong credentials, or just hits login without entering any credentials at all, then they are redirected immediately to the usual WP admin page. I don't suppose you know how to prevent this from happening on a custom login screen such as this? For context, I intend to turn the WP toolbar off for users who log in this way so that when they login, they are not aware it is WP at all (essentially making demo sites for clients)

[@OwenAndersonUK]

@Shay Pottle did you get a solution to this problem?

[@moblin1010]

@@OwenAndersonUK I did not. It seems there are a number of potential solutions though: plugins, code snippets and the like. But tbh I couldn't be faffed with it. In the end I just decided to demo sites as a subdomain of my own site - not giving the user login credentials until after the migration to their server. Probably not the best approach, but I imagine noones going to randomly discover all of the subdomains of my client sites so it does the job xD

[@arkdzo]

I can't find any good solution too. =(

[@AyDeeSandra]

How do u change the login button text to say logout? Or a simple logic that will track logged in and logged out states and change the text accordingly.

[@AyDeeSandra]

Found a solution

[@funnynews341]

yes, how can you change the name of the button text? I'm not using english, so how can i change text botton?

[@temirbekerkinbekov34]

How to make to not redirect to default wordpress login page if user makes error or empty inputs in Oxygen?

[@thomasbaker4970]

Nice! Did you add a new page named & slugged as "Login" with Wordpress and then edited it with Oxygen?

[@SgtSOB]

Thanks for the tutorial!! If we create our own login page does that mean we should hide or secure the existing login (wp-admin)? Is there any added security risk to doing this? Thanks!!!

[@OxygenBuilder]

No need to do anything with the existing login page. This login form uses built-in WordPress functionality, so there should be no added security risks from setting it up as advised in the video.

[@squirrelwise]

Hey, thanks for the video. I have followed this video, but the login does not redirect me to the Wordpress dashboard. Instead, I stay on the custom login page. The login does actually work, I just don't get redirected. Is this a bug? Is there a walk around? Thanks for your time.

[@OxygenBuilder]

We've seen this happen, but only on some sites and usually only for site admins. You can either use a redirect plugin, or you could put some redirect code in a Code Block with a condition that only outputs that Code Block for logged in users. If you need help with this, e-mail [e-mail] and we'll be glad to advise.

[@squirrelwise]

@@OxygenBuilder Thanks for the reply. For future people reading this thread - adding this code to a code snippets type plugin will do the trick. function admin_default_page() { return '/wp-admin'; } add_filter('login_redirect', 'admin_default_page');

[@funnynews341]

Thank you for video, but how can you change the name of the button text? I'm not using english, so how can i change text botton?

[@kammelna]

What about sign up or create an account option

[@kidtnt3824]

Hey Jonathan you joined the Oxygen team officially now? 🤩

[@jamieprescott100]

I think he's made content for Oxygen's channel before...

[@Permaslug]

Haha nope! Just got asked to make videos for their channel as well :)

[@jamieprescott100]

@@Permaslug I love your vids, you create great content ;-)

[@Permaslug]

@@jamieprescott100 Thank you!

[@kidtnt3824]

@@Permaslug ah okay nice good job youre a good man lol

[@richardforsman]

Otherwise great, but if I put the wrong password, then it directs me to the WP-Login page. How do keep the user on the same page the modal is or direct user to custom /login page?

[@PaulLittlefield]

Nice!

[@jvalentino3841]

Hi, I'm new to oxygen, I can't see from this video how you set the password and username for the login form. How can I set these parameters? Thanks J

[@ocubex]

Usually you would set the username and password from within Wordpress. This should help - kzbin.info/www/bejne/bmWaq5-nltKpapY