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 v1.3.3.2 [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
Reading this article for further assistance: http://wpfirstaid.com/2009/12/plugin-installation/
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
1.3.3.2
- compatible with WordPress version 2.9.2
- updated license declaration
1.3.3.1
- clarified the plugin’s release under a GPL license
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



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.