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Hello, I’m creating a plugin that changes the layout of the Wordpress login screen (located on wp-login.php), but in addition to changing the page style (which I’ve already managed), I wanted to be able to add HTML elements in it, only without directly editing the wp-login.php.
Is there any way where I can redirect the reading of the original file to one that I created inside the plugin?
Thank you in advance.
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A "simple" way to do this is by redirecting the login to a custom page, and there you make the modifications you need.
Search in the Codex wp_login_form().
That one article can also give you a light
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Another solution would be to use the functions.php of your Child to insert these elements dynamically. Example:
function my_custom_login() {
echo '<script>
document.addEventListener("DOMContentLoaded", function(event) {
// Your code to run since DOM is loaded and ready
document.getElementById(\'loginform\').insertAdjacentHTML(\'beforebegin\',
\'<span class="asterisk">*</span>\');
});
</script>';
}
add_action('login_head', 'my_custom_login');
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It is more practical to find a plug-in that will do this for you than to try to do it manually...
– Paulo Roberto Rosa
@Pauloroberto yes, but at the moment I need to use this plugin own p/ apply on various sites during the year, without having to modify the wp-login.php every time I make this change. Most of the ready-made plugins come with many features and others I myself will add as my need. If you have any idea how I can do it, I appreciate the feedback.
– Will Nava
You can use the Vqmod (not tested with WP) or create your login page:
meu_login.php– Valdeir Psr