Description
Loginicity is Login Simplicity.
Theme your login page + fortify it with brute force protection.
Most login plugins either just skin wp-login.php with custom CSS, or balloon into full membership systems requiring pages, shortcodes, and setup. Loginicity takes a different approach: it wraps your active theme’s real header and footer around the native WordPress login form. Install, activate, done. No configuration, no new pages, no database footprint, no upsells.
When you install and activate this plugin, it’ll automatically theme your login page and disable access to wp-login.php.
There are no settings to adjust, but you may wish to style #loginicity under: Appearance > Customize > Additional CSS.
You’ll have access to pretty links to handle account related operations:
- Log In: https://example.com/login
- Log Out: https://example.com/logout
- Register: https://example.com/register
- Lost Password: https://example.com/lost
Installation
- From your WordPress Admin, navigate to: Plugins > Add New
- Search for: “Loginicity”
- Install it
- Activate it
FAQ
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Will it work with my theme?
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Yes, it should work with any classic or block theme. Please email me if you find an issue.
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Do I need to configure anything?
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No, simply install and activate. Everything works automatically.
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Does it work with two-factor authentication plugins?
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Yes, since it wraps the real wp-login.php, all plugins that hook into the login process continue to work normally. I recommend my own Tiny 2FA.
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Does it work with Cloudflare Turnstile or other CAPTCHA plugins?
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Yes, since the plugin wraps the real WordPress login form rather than replacing it, CAPTCHA plugins work automatically without any additional configuration. I recommend Simple Cloudflare Turnstile.
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What happens if I deactivate it?
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Everything returns to normal. The /login, /logout, /register, and /lost URLs will stop working and wp-login.php will be accessible again.
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Will it affect the WordPress admin?
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No, only the login page is affected. The WordPress admin area works exactly as normal.
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I’ve been locked out, what do I do?
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The brute force protection blocks an IP address after 20 failed login attempts within one hour. The lockout expires automatically after one hour. If you need immediate access, you can temporarily deactivate the plugin via FTP by renaming the plugin folder from
loginicitytologinicity-disabled, then log in and rename it back.
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Changelog
0.1
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