sandywp / plugins / my-wp-login-logo

My WordPress Login Logo

4.9 out of 5 stars. 4.9 12 reviews

My WordPress Login Logo lets you to add a custom logo in your wordpress login page instead of the usual wordpress logo and customize your login page.

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What you get inside

2 screens
  • My WordPress Login Logo Settings Page

  • WordPress Login Page

About this plugin

My WordPress Login Logo lets you to add a custom logo in your wordpress login page instead of the usual wordpress logo and customize your login page.

It also allows you to specify the height and width of the logo. Apart from that you can also customize the login form by adding a custom message below login form and also provide some cool fade in effects for the login form. By adding your custom logo in your login page, you can make your website more professional and also impress the guest bloggers and other users who view these pages.

Questions

How does it works?

  1. Upload your desired logo clicking the Upload Image button.
  2. Provide your custom height and width for the logo and press Update.
  3. That’s it! You can now logout and check your awesome new login page.

How to change the logo size?

Simply input your desired logo height and width in the given fields to change the displayed logo size.

What is the recommended logo size?

Less than or equal to 320px width and 70px height is the recommended logo size for your WordPress Login Page.

4.9

12 reviews

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  • 4 ★ 1
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