Force Wordpress Login

Tweak – Added load_plugin_textdomain() to properly prepare for localization at translate.wordpress.org. 5.0. Feature – Added filter to bypass Force Login redirect for whitelisting pages without specifying a URL. Tweak – Changed the hook for Force Login to run at a later stage in the WordPress tree.4.9/5(68)

Force Login causes 401. Started by: MichaelGli. 2; 2; 8 months, 1 week ago. Kevin Vess. Force login prevents user from using “Lost password” Started by: hashexpert. 2; 1; 8 months, 1 week ago. Kevin Vess. Login Before Acessing Only A FEW Pages. Started by: Miguel Dias. 2; 1; 8 months, 3 weeks ago. Kevin Vess. Works on posts, but not blog ...

Do you wanna restrict your WordPress website just to some clients or registered users? You can easily force users to login before viewing your WordPress. We can use auth_redirect() function to checks if user is logged in, if not it redirects them to login page. Upon logging in, they will be sent redirected to the page where they originally landed.

If you want to force SSL and HTTPS on your WordPress admin area or login pages, ... This line allows WordPress to force SSL / HTTPs in WordPress admin area. It also works on WordPress multisite networks. Once you do this, your website is now fully setup to use SSL / HTTPS, but you will still encounter mixed content errors.

So if someone is going to this url, he will see the custom login page (haendler-login) but he could ignore it and just hit one of the menu items and will get access. I need the entire website restricted to logged in users and I want them to use the custom login page, which is "haendler-login".

Tweak – Added load_plugin_textdomain() to properly prepare for localization at translate.wordpress.org. 5.0. Feature – Added filter to bypass Force Login redirect for whitelisting pages without specifying a URL. Tweak – Changed the hook for Force Login to run at a later stage in the WordPress tree.4.9/5(69)

Jan 17, 2011 · I was recently working on a private / "closed" website that featured WordPress. User management is a must and content can only be seen if the user is logged in. I was shocked to find that WordPress didn't provide an option to accomplish this task. Luckily a quick snippet in the header of my template allowed me to force login to view content:

Tweak – Added load_plugin_textdomain() to properly prepare for localization at translate.wordpress.org. 5.0. Feature – Added filter to bypass Force Login redirect for whitelisting pages without specifying a URL. Tweak – Changed the hook for Force Login to run at a later stage in the WordPress tree.