czerney

How about adding an option to the login/logout link to direct to a custom login page of my choice directly rather than hardcoding it to direct to the /wp-login page?

No need then to make any changes to the “front end login” and alleviates the risk of locking a person out of their site since they could just browse to /wp-login to login in.

Thoughts?

Yep that was my first instinct,

However I want to use the Login/Logout link in the menu that alternates depending on whether I’m logged in or not.

This option directs automatically to the /wp-login page as it has #uo_log_in_out_link in the URL configuration of the menu link. If I change this #uo_log_in_out_link in the URL configuration to the page I want, then it breaks the login/logout link.

So I need to leave the #uo_log_in_out_link and instead enable the “Front in Login” option to force the login page to be the custom one I’ve got with the membership form on it.

Now this works perfectly except that the front end login is now force appending an additional form to be put onto the page. I know it’s being forced onto the page to remove the risk of someone directing login to a page that doesn’t have a form, but in this case I need to remove it as access to my site has to be via the membership plugin login form.