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The login page setting is used to create a customized login experience by replacing the regular wp-login.php page with a branded page that you have control over.

This page set will replace the default wp-login.php page (this is the default WordPress login page). This includes the admin user when logging in to /wp-admin.

Before you configure this setting to point to a page, make sure that the page has our [memb_loginform] shortcode on it. Otherwise, you will be unable to login to your site.

If you accidentally set this without a login form, you can still access your regular login form by going directly to your login page with the ?action=override parameter.

Example:

https://yoursite.com/wp-login.php?action=override

How to create a branded login page

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