Admin Custom Login Pro combines login page design tools with options for controlling sign-ins and dashboard access. Administrators can configure both from the extension’s settings dashboard.

Design the login page

Add a custom logo and select a background color, picture, or slideshow. Slideshow backgrounds offer four animation types. Adjust the login form’s position, height, width, background, opacity, colors, font size, labels, placeholder text, and buttons. Color schemes apply to the background and form panel, and the responsive design is intended for mobile login pages.

The Pro feature list includes more than 700 Google and general fonts. Add social profile icons, set their color and size, and place them inside or outside the form with square or circular styling. Profile links can point to Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn, Google+, Pinterest, YouTube, Flickr, Digg, Tumblr, Skype, and Instagram. Social sign-in is a separate feature for Facebook, Google, and Twitter.

Set sign-in and access rules

Configure Google reCAPTCHA to help address spam and bots. Set a maximum number of login retries; after the limit of invalid attempts is reached, the form can freeze for a while. An administrator can unfreeze it with an administrative key.

• Assign a temporary administrator access token to a visitor.
• Restrict sign-in by WordPress role, including editor, author, contributor, subscriber, and custom roles.
• Ban one or more users from logging in through the existing users list.
• Limit the number of users who can access the admin dashboard concurrently.
• Set a single authorized IP address for dashboard access.
• Redirect groups such as subscribers, editors, authors, and contributors to a custom URL after login.

Manage settings across websites

Import and export plugin settings to reuse a configuration on another website. The dashboard includes tooltips for its settings. The plugin is described as multilingual translation ready and compatible with Chrome, Firefox, Internet Explorer, Safari, and Opera.

Install and configure

Install and activate the plugin on the WordPress site where you want to tailor the login page. Open its settings dashboard to configure the design, social links, reCAPTCHA, retry limits, roles, IP access, redirects, and other user access options needed for the site.