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Creates a log in page at /login/ and manages password recovery and user notification feedback for the log in process. Everything gets managed within your page.php template or page-login.php template in order to fit into the theme better. By default, this plugin creates a virtual page, but if you add a page with slug 'login', the plugin will begin to use that. Add a redirect for logged in users Controls where logged in users go when they login or when they visit the '/login/' page. You can either return the post_id of the post/page to send them to, or the slug of the post/page to send them to. // Redirect using post id add_filter( 'sewn/login/logged_in_redirect', 'custom_sewn_logged_in_redirect_id' ); function custom_sewn_logged_in_redirect_id() { return 4; } // Redirect using post slug add_filter( 'sewn/login/logged_in_redirect', 'custom_sewn_logged_in_redirect_slug' ); function custom_sewn_logged_in_redirect_slug() { return 'post-slug'; } Sewn In Notification Box Support If you install the Sewn In Notification Box, this plugin will start using that. This is handy to keep all of your notifications in a centralized location.

1.1.4 - 2015-12-21

• Because login forms can be used on any page, and that is the goal of this plugin, we had to turn off the login url rewrite until the form action url gets fixed in next version of WordPress. This means urls will show up on the site for wp-login.php potentially, but users will still be using the /login page as the default.

1.1.3 - 2015-12-20

• In 4.4, WP changed how the log in url is added to the form action which conflicted with the plugin rewrite of login urls. Turned off the rewrite on the custom login page for now.

1.1.2 - 2015-08-25

• Updated redirect to check post id, then post slug, then just use the string outright.

1.1.1 - 2015-08-25

• Changed the default redirect to standard profile

1.1.0 - 2015-06-12

• Launched in the repo