WordPress How To: Trick Out Your Registration Page
I know you are interested in how to make that boring WordPress login/registration page have some flair. I know so based on the tons of visitors to a post I did a bit back about the Registration Plus Plugin.
Wouldn’t be nice if you knew about even more plugins, tips and tricks that will tell you exactly how you can trick out your WordPress login/registration page? It sure would!
- Binary Moon Custom Login Plugin: This nifty plugin allows you to customize the graphics used on the login page to your liking. An added benefit to this plugin is “Chicks dig blokes with groovy login screens.” I just love developers with a personality!
- Wp Customized Login: Makes integrating your logo into the login screen as easy as 1,2,3.
- Custom Login Plugin: Based on the example sites using this plugin and the available features this just may be the robust option so many of you have asked me about. I used this plugin for my registration page
- Get Inspired!: Here you will find some of the neat logins others have done to inspire you to create your own way cool login page.
There you have it! A batch of great plugins and ideas on how to make your registration page all your own! Why be boring when you can be branding?
At your service,
Judith
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I am trying to setup to where a visitor can sign up on my site to get an email when I make a new post. (wordpress)
Do you know of a plugin that does this?
Pat Guttery
Baton Rouge
Hey, Pat:
No plugin required! Just login to your Google account, if you don’t have one, sign up. Then go to FeedBurner.com and setup your feed there. FeedBurner will walk you through the process and provide you with the code you can copy and paste into your sidebar. Then, visitors can sign-up and get copies of your new posts in their inbox. FeedBurner allows you to configure all kinds of things, including if the e-mail subscribers receive has just a snippet or the full post — your choice.
HTH!