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To reset a WordPress site, install a reset plugin such as WP Reset and run its reset tool, or reset manually by deleting the database and files in cPanel. Back up your site first, because a reset deletes all content, settings, themes and plugins.

In this guide, I will show you both methods step by step.

To add custom CSS to the WordPress login screen, open the LoginPress Custom CSS/JS section in the WordPress Customizer, paste your CSS and publish. Your styles load only on the login page, so you can change anything the regular LoginPress settings don’t cover without touching your theme files.

In this post, I will explain what custom CSS is and show the exact steps to add it.

The best way to limit WordPress failed login attempts is to cap the number of tries per user or IP, then back that up with strong credentials, two-factor authentication and regular updates. Together these stop brute force bots and cut down lockouts for real users.

Failed login attempts are worth watching. A few are just typos, but a sudden spike usually means a bot is trying to guess its way in. Tracking them tells you what is causing the failures, so you can respond before an attack succeeds.

You add WooCommerce social login by using the LoginPress Social Login Add-On to show social login buttons on the login, registration, checkout and cart forms, either through the form settings or with shortcodes. You can also add the buttons to your sidebar with the LoginPress Login Widget Add-On.

LoginPress is a login page customizer that is fully compatible with WooCommerce, and in this post I will show all three methods step by step.

WordPress 6.2 is set to come out on March 28, 2023, but it’s never too early to start getting ready. So you might want to check out the new features of WordPress 6.2, which are now available for testing. 

To add a custom field to the WordPress user registration form, enable registration, then add code that renders the field (register_form), validates it (registration_errors) and saves it (user_register).

To customize and secure a WordPress login page, use LoginPress to rebrand the logo, background, form and error messages, then protect the page with strong passwords, limited login attempts, two-factor authentication and an activity log.

Do you want the best Jetpack alternatives for WordPress site?

Jetpack is an amazing multi-functional WordPress plugin. Once you install this plugin, you’ll get over 20 different functions and modules, including WordPress security, backups, performance optimization, marketing tools, analytics, SEO, and more.

To remove “Proudly powered by WordPress” from your footer, add custom CSS in the Customizer, use a plugin, or delete the text in the footer.php file.

To change your WordPress login URL, install LoginPress Pro, turn on the Hide Login add-on, type a new login slug (for example, yoursite.com/team-login) and save. The default wp-admin and wp-login.php addresses then stop showing the login form, so bots can’t find it.

Every WordPress site starts with the same login addresses, and attackers know them too. This post shares the four steps to change yours, and how to switch back if you need to.