For login flows that need added verification

Login With Ajax Pro extends Login With Ajax, which provides AJAX-powered login, registration, password recovery, and password reset interactions. Pro adds SMS, WhatsApp, and Telegram as additional two-factor authentication methods. SMS sends a code to the visitor's phone; WhatsApp and Telegram send a message with an action the user clicks to complete sign-in.

The core extension also supports TOTP, email codes, backup codes, and passkeys for passwordless sign-in, with biometric support. Pro adds reCAPTCHA v2, v2 Invisible, and v3, along with a login limiter to help control repeated login attempts.

Choose form placement based on the page setup

Pro adds blocks, widgets, or modules for the Divi and Elementor page builders. The core plugin also supports Gutenberg blocks, the full-site editor, classic and block widgets, shortcodes, template tags, and a PHP API. Its templates include modal or pop-up login forms.

Forms can have individual show settings and base colors. Site owners can make custom templates or override existing ones, and customize or override the plugin's template, CSS, and JavaScript documents.

For supported WordPress and plugin forms

Login With Ajax can add AJAX effects to standard WordPress login, registration, and password recovery forms, as well as supported WooCommerce and Events Manager login forms. It supports WordPress Multisite, BuddyPress, BuddyBoss, WooCommerce, and other compatible extensions; available integrations depend on the plugin and form.

Custom login and logout redirects can send customers to specific URLs, with different destinations by role. WPML can be used for language-specific redirects. Registration email templates are also customizable.

Set up and configure the login flow

Install and activate Login With Ajax in WordPress, then configure login methods, form display, redirects, and security settings. Add a form using a supported block, widget, shortcode, template, page-builder element, or PHP method. For Pro capabilities, configure the required authentication and reCAPTCHA settings, then test the complete login flow on the website.

The plugin includes responsive and accessible form options, SSL compatibility, a fallback for browsers with JavaScript disabled, translation support, and PHP and JavaScript developer hooks. Documentation covers setup, advanced configuration, and troubleshooting; community forums are available for support.