BNS Login
A simple plugin providing a link to the dashboard; and, a method to log in and out of your blog in the footer of the theme. This is ideal for those not wanting to use the meta widget/code links.
Additonal WordPress MU compatibility added at version 1.1 – When a user logs out via the plugin they will be returned to the main domain (home page) of the WordPress MU installation.
Download
Latest version: Download BNS Login v1.3.3 [zip]
Installation
- Extract the files from the compressed “zip” file (note the location of the extracted folder/files)
- Upload the contents of the
bns-loginfolder (from above) to the/wp-content/plugins/directory - Activate the plugin through the ‘Plugins’ menu in WordPress
– or -
- Go to ‘Plugins’ menu under your Dashboard
- Click on the ‘Add New’ link
- Search for bns-login
- Install.
- Activate through the ‘Plugins’ menu
FAQ
Q. Is it really that simple?
A. Yes, it really is.
Q. Can the plugin be styled?
A. Yes, the plugin text is wrapped in its own <div id="bns-logged-in" class="bns-login"> or <div id="bns-logged-out" class="bns-login"> depending on the login status of the user. Just add your preferred properties to the end of your style.css file.
Changelog
1.3.3
- compatibility check for 2.9.1 completed
1.3.2
- compatibility check for 2.9 completed
1.3.1
- minor code error correction
1.3
- Code clean up
- Comments and documentation added
- Version control added
- localization code init function
1.2
- Added localization code
1.1
- Added WordPressMU Compatibility – Logout returns user to main domain (home) of WPMU installation.
- Corrected deprecated parameter variable ’siteurl’ to ‘url’
1.0
- Initial Release
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Hi,
I have problems with the Plugins. After I install, I still did not see the login. I can’t find the login in the footer…
@Emily – Hello!
Can you tell me which theme you are using? To the best of my testing the only reason the BNS Login plugin would not work correctly is if the wp_footer() function is not present in your theme.
It has the footer. If not is there other ways? I dun want to use meta, it is wasting my side bar
@Emily – The plugin was made for that reason, so people could choose not to use the “meta” block of links.
I visited your blog, too; and, if you look in the bottom left-hand corner you will see the “Log in here!” link. The plugin appears to be installed and working correctly.
Thanks a lot… I saw it… Finally… At a location I like…
@Emily – That’s Great! I’m glad you like it, too.