Th Login Plugin

Install Plugin

Let’s learn how you can download and install the to your dashboard.

Go to ThemeHunk > TH Login
Download the plugin from the page

Now open your WordPress Dashboard
Navigate to Plugins and click on Add Plugin, and then click on Upload plugin
Now upload the TH Login plugin
Install and Activate the plugin

After activation, you can spot the TH Login in the Dashboard Menu

General Settings

When you click on the Th Login section from the WordPress dashboard, you will see the customization options provided for the login form.

General

Plugin Status – This button lets you activate or deactivate the plugin with one click.
Allow User Registration – If this button is activated, then users will also be able to register on your site.
Login Form Type – Here, 2 types of forms are given, you can choose any one that will be displayed to users.
Login Display Mode – There are the modes in which you can enable the form to display. These modes include Page/ShortCode, Popup, Slide-in left, and Slide-in right.
Register Users With Role -By default, the Subscriber role is selected, which means every user will register themselves as a subscriber with your site. However, there are various roles that you can select, which include administrator, editor, store vendor, etc.
Manual User Approval – If you enable this, you need to approve every user manually.
Close Button – If this button is enabled, then users can close the login form without logging in, otherwise, without login, the form can’t be closed.

Redirect

In this dashboard, you can select where users will spawn after logging in.

In the Login section, you get three options, viz, Current Page, Dashboard, Homepage, and Custom URL. Users will be redirected to the respective page after logging in.

In the logout section, the same settings are given. The only difference is that the user is redirected after logging out.

ShortCodes

On this page, you get separate shortcodes for the Login Form, Register Form, Forgot Password Form, Combined Modal, and Popup Link. You can use the respective shortcodes to showcase the form.

Form Fields

This section allows you to edit the fields of the form.

Here you can edit the position of the fields, their label, placeholder, error message, and icon of each field.

Moreover, if you want to add new fields, then you can also.

These customizations are allowed for the Login, Registration, and Forgot Password forms.

Display Triggers

Auto-Open

Here you can set when the login form appears on the page. There are a few options given that help you set the login time.

On Page Load – If this option is enabled, then the login form will appear when the page is loaded. You can also set a delay time, after which the form will be shown.
Auto-Open on Scroll – After scrolling a certain part of the page, the form is shown. For example, if it is set 50%, then the login form will appear after scrolling the half page.
Auto-open on Exit Intent – If this is enabled, then the login will come into sight when the user intends to leave the page.
Auto-Open on Time on Page – In this option, the login form is seen after the set time.

Page Conditions

On this page, a few conditions are given; if they are triggered, the form appears on the page.

Specific Pages/Posts –

You can select the page here, and the login for will be seen when the user opens that page.

Show on Specific Categories –

Same as the page, the login form comes into sight when the selected category is opened.

Show on Specific Tags –

Here you can add the tags, and when the posts with the added tags are opened, the login form comes into sight.

Device Visibility

Here you can enable or disable the login form for the particular device.

Frequency

On this dashboard, you can control how often and for how duration the login pop-up should appear.

Menu Integration

If you want to integrate the login into the menu, you can do it from here. You get various settings options to set the login.

Design

On this page, you can control the design of the form.

Even the small things like the label, background. foreground, button, etc, are customizable.

While customizing, you can see the preview of the form.

You can do the customization separately for all three forms (Login form, Register form, Forgot Password form).

Security

Brute Force Protection

Brute Force Protection is provided in the form so that unauthorized access can be prevented.

You can set the maximum number of attempt that a user can have to access a account after which the account will be blocked for some period of time.

Re-Captcha

The reCAPTCHA helps to protect your site from bots and spam.

HoneyPot Protection

The HoneyPot security helps you trap the cyber attackers and understand your Cyber team their tactics, and then they can improve website protection.

Manual Approval

If this option is enabled, you need to allow every new user who registers on your site. You can see the users’ list on this page.

Auto Logout

You can set a timer here. If the user is inactive after that timer that they will be logged out. You can also show a warning before auto logout, which will last for a few seconds(you can set the timer for this too).

Email Settings

You can enable this button if you want the users to verify their email before registering on your site.

You can set the sender’s (your) name, email, subject, and content here.

Integration Settings

This allows you to integrate with WordPress and Woocommerce to integrate their settings and options.

Tools

Export Settings – You can export the current settings in a JSON file. This is a very convenient way to copy the settings and use them again if you are resetting the plugin.
Import Settings – If you have a JSON file of previous settings, then you can import from here, and the previous settings will be activated on this plugin.
Reset Settings – You can reset all the settings. It will be a new plugin.