WordPress plugin
Login Page Styler Pro
Login Page Styler Pro provides a visual settings panel for customizing the WordPress login page. Add a logo, select a pre-designed template, and set an image, video, or gradient as the background. The visual workflow requires no coding. Google Fonts, custom CSS, and custom JavaScript offer further ways to adjust the styling.
Shape the sign-in screen
Login Page Styler Pro provides a visual settings panel for customizing the WordPress login page. Add a logo, select a pre-designed template, and set an image, video, or gradient as the background. The visual workflow requires no coding. Google Fonts, custom CSS, and custom JavaScript offer further ways to adjust the styling.
Configure access and review activity
Set a custom WordPress login URL and configure Google reCAPTCHA, login-attempt limits, IP address blocking, region blocking, and brute-force protection. These controls give administrators options for managing access and responding to unwanted login attempts.
Login activity logs record sign-in times, visitor roles, IP addresses, location data, and failed attempts. Administrators can review these details when checking unusual sign-in patterns.
Pro features
The Pro edition includes premium login templates, social login integration, two-factor authentication, advanced login security options, and priority support. Two-factor authentication adds another step to the sign-in process.
Set up the page
Open the plugin settings, add a logo, and choose a template or background. Configure the login URL and available protection settings, including reCAPTCHA, attempt limits, and blocking rules. If using Pro, configure two-factor authentication as needed. Review the activity logs during ongoing website administration.
Fit and compatibility
The login page is described as responsive, and the extension as lightweight, fast loading, and compatible with most WordPress themes. The listing says it has not been tested with the latest three major WordPress releases, so check compatibility with the version running on your site.

