FC Login Customizer
| 开发者 | codifigata |
|---|---|
| 更新时间 | 2026年10月28日 21:34 |
| PHP版本: | 7.4 及以上 |
| WordPress版本: | 7.1 |
| 版权: | GPLv2 or later |
| 版权网址: | 版权信息 |
详情介绍:
- Automatically display your site's logo (the one set in the Customizer) on the login page, resized to fit if it is wider than 300px.
- Automatically link the logo to the site's homepage instead of WordPress.org.
- Automatically change the hidden H1 title to the site's name.
- Adds the "Logo" field under Site Identity even on themes that don't declare native support for it, so the login logo works regardless of the active theme.
cdfg_flc_logo_max_width (int $max_width)
Filters the maximum width (in px) applied to the logo on the login page. Default: 300. The height is always scaled proportionally. Return 0 to disable resizing.
Example:
add_filter( 'cdfg_flc_logo_max_width', function( $max_width ) { return 200; } );
安装:
- Upload the plugin folder to
/wp-content/plugins/, or install it from the WordPress "Plugins" screen. - Activate the plugin from the WordPress "Plugins" menu.
- Go to Appearance → Login Screen to enable/disable each customization.
- Log out to see the changes on the login screen (they don't apply retroactively to an already-rendered page).
常见问题:
I upgraded from version 1.x. Are my settings kept?
Yes. Version 2.0.0 is a complete rewrite, and your previous choices (including any customization you had switched off) are migrated automatically the first time you open the WordPress admin after the update. The old settings are then removed from the database.
Is there a recommended logo format?
For best results, use a logo with a transparent background, such as a PNG. JPGs are supported too, but since they always have a background color, this could clash with the login screen's UI.
Is there a specific size for the logo?
The maximum width is 300px. Wider logos are scaled down automatically, keeping their proportions. Developers can change this limit with the cdfg_flc_logo_max_width filter.
Why do I still see the WordPress logo?
Make sure a site logo is set under Appearance → Customize → Site Identity (or Appearance → Editor → Site Identity on block themes), then log out and reload the login page — a cached page can also be the cause. This is a different setting from your theme's own logo option, if it has one. On many themes (especially multipurpose/page-builder themes) the logo shown in the site header comes from a theme-specific settings panel, not from Site Identity, so Site Identity's Logo field can be empty even though your site already displays a logo. You need to set it explicitly — you can upload the same image file you already use as your theme's logo.
Can I set an arbitrary logo, link, or title?
No. This plugin intentionally has no free-form fields: it only automates the connection between customizations already available in WordPress (Customizer logo, Site Address, Site Title) and the login screen, without adding new settings to keep track of.
Where do the customizations come from?
- Logo: Appearance → Customize → Site Identity → Logo (not your theme's own logo setting, if it has a separate one — see the FAQ above).
- Logo link: Settings → General → Site Address (URL).
- Hidden H1: Settings → General → Site Title.
Where is the plugin's settings page?
Appearance → Login Screen. You can also reach it from the "Settings" link on the Plugins screen.
Is this plugin free to use?
Yes. It is totally free, with no ads, no upsells and no tracking.
What happens to the plugin's data on uninstall?
On uninstall (not on simple deactivation), the plugin removes its settings and the per-user "activation notice dismissed" flag, including any leftover data from version 1.x. No database tables are created.
更新日志:
- Complete rewrite, now maintained by Codifigata.
- The login logo style is now added inline: the plugin no longer writes any file to disk.
- Fixed a fatal error on PHP 8 when the logo link or H1 customization was switched off.
- Fixed PHP 8.2 deprecation notices.
- Fixed re-activation turning switched-off customizations back on.
- Settings are now stored in a single option and are migrated automatically from 1.x.
- The activation notice is now dismissed through a secured request, and no longer shows up again after updates.
- New: adds the Site Identity "Logo" field on themes that don't support it natively.
- New: gracefully handles a logo whose image has been deleted from the Media Library.
- New:
cdfg_flc_logo_max_widthfilter to change the maximum logo width. - Uninstall now removes all plugin data.
- Requires WordPress 6.0 and PHP 7.4 or later.
- Updated readme: added author credit.
- Updated readme: removed outdated tags.
- No functional changes in this release.
- Compatibility check for WordPress 6.4+.
- Adds compatibility with WordPress 5.9.
- Adds compatibility with PHP 8.0 and PHP 8.1.
- Rewrites completely the custom CSS logic to avoid inline style technique.
- Resizes automatically logo if width exceeds the container.
- Improves performance.
- Corrects some typos.
- Adds Italian translations.
- Fixes some minor warnings.
- Initial release.