FAQ

Installation Instructions

1. Upload the “baw-login-logout-menu” folder into the “/wp-content/plugins/” directory
2. Activate the plugin through the “Plugins” menu in WordPress
3. You can now add real log in and logout links in your Navigation Menus
4. See FAQ for usage

How does this works?

Visit your navigation admin menu page, you got a new box including 3 links, ‘log in’, ‘logout’, ‘log in/logout’.
Add the link you want, for example “Log in|Logout”
1. You can change the 2 titles links, just separate them with a | (pipe)
1. You can add a page for redirection, example #bawloginout#index.php This will redirect users on site index.
1. You can add 2 pages for redirection, example #bawloginout#login.php|logout.php This will redirect users too.
1. For this redirection you can use the special value %actualpage%, this will redirect the user on the actual page.

You can also add 3 shortcodes inyour theme template or in your pages/posts. just do this :
For theme : <?php echo do_shortcode( '[loginout]' ); ?>
In you posts/pages : [loginout]

The 3 shortcodes are “[login]”, “[logout]” and “[loginout]”.
You can set 2 parameters, named “redirect” and “edit_tag”.
Redirect: used to redirect the user after the action (log in or out) ; example : “/welcome/” or “index.php”
Edit_tag: used to modify the tag, ; example ” class=’myclass'” or ” id=’myid’ class=’myclass’ rel=’friend'” etc

You can also modify the title link with [login]Clic here to connect[/login] for example

There is a new hook (1.3.3) named ‘bawregister_item”, this is a menu item, when a user is not logged in, it contains the register button/link, and when the user is logged in, since the link will diseppear, you can hook it and change the ttle and URL, so it won’t go away.