Login by Auth0

The Auth0 login form is called Lock and it's open source on GitHub. You can style the form like any of your site components by enqueuing a stylesheet in your theme. Use the login_enqueue_scripts hook to style the form on wp-login.php, wp_enqueue_scripts to style widgets and shortcodes, or both to affect the form in all locations.

The Auth0 plugin transparently handles login information for your WordPress site and the plugins you use, so that it looks like any other login. User profile data changes in WordPress are not currently sent to Auth0 but changes to the Auth0 user account are stored in WordPress user meta (under the key auth0_obj prefixed with $wpdb->prefix).

Yes, either by allowing the WordPress login form to be displayed or through migrating existing users. See the Technical Notes section above.

Please see our complete list of supported social and enterprise authentication providers.

Use the "Extra Settings" field on the plugin settings' Advanced tab to add a JSON object with all additional configurations. For more information on what else can be configured, see the documentation.

Yes, this plugin will override the default WooCommerce login forms with the Auth0 login form.

All is not lost!

• If you're setting up the plugin for the first time or having issues with users logging in, please review our troubleshooting and configuration documentation.
• If you found a bug in the plugin code, please submit an issue or create a pull request on GitHub.
• If you have questions about how to use Auth0 or the plugin, please post on our community site or create a support forum request here.
• You can see additional documentation and answers on our support site. Customers on a paid Auth0 plan can submit a trouble ticket for a fast response.