Compatibility between LoginPress and WPS Hide Login

LoginPress and WPS Hide Login are two popular WordPress plugins, each offering unique functionalities. 

LoginPress is the best WordPress login customizer plugin that helps you change each element on the default WordPress login, register, and forget pages. On the other hand, WPS Hide Login enhances your site's security by changing the default login URL.

Here’s a good news for you! 

While using LoginPress, you can change the page link without needing any other plugin. However, you don't need to worry if you're using WPS Hide Login separately. Since both are fully compatible, you can also use WPS Hide Login with LoginPress.

Note: LoginPress Hide Login Add-on and WPS Hide Login Add-on serve the same functionality. Enabling them together will cause compatibility issues, so it's better to have either of them installed and activated on your site at a time.

Here, we’ll test the smooth working of LoginPress and WPS Hide Login when installed and activated on a WordPress site. 

Let’s get started!

Brief Overview of LoginPress

LoginPress is the best WordPress login page customizer plugin. It's packed with multiple features to help you customize the overall functionality of the default WordPress Login, Register, and Forget pages.

LoginPress’s main functionality resides within three main areas of the plugin, including:

• Settings (This section lets you customize the overall behavior of the default WordPress login, register, and forget pages)
• Customizer (This section allows you to customize the appearance of the default WordPress login, register, and forget pages)
• Add-Ons (It contains Pro Add-ons to help you strengthen the default WordPress login, register, and forget pages)

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Brief Overview of WPS Hide Login

On the other hand, WPS Hide Login is a WordPress plugin that allows you to customize the default login URL, i.e.,  /wp-admin and /wp-login.php, and set a custom login URL.

As a result, the wp-admin directory and wp-login.php page become inaccessible. This helps you protect your site against cyber criminals.

LoginPress and WPS Hide Login: Compatibility Assurance

Let’s install and activate both plugins together.

Now, change the default WordPress login URL slug and click the Save Changes button.

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Let’s try LoginPress features now and see if LoginPress will continue to work smoothly, even with a customized login URL.

1. LoginPress Settings Compatibility with WPS Hide Login

First off, we’ll test LoginPress Settings.

To do this, go to the left sidebar of the WordPress admin dashboard, navigate to LoginPress, and select the Settings option.

On the next screen, we’ll enable Auto Remember Me, change the Login Order, e.g., Only Username, and enable PCI Compliance.

When done, click the Save Changes button.

Now check the login page to see if everything is fine there.

2. LoginPress Customizer Compatibility with WPS Hide Login

Let’s move forward and test if LoginPress Customizer features are working without any compatibility issues.

To do this, go to the left sidebar of the WordPress admin dashboard, navigate to LoginPress, and select the Customizer option.

On the next screen, make changes to different elements of the login page, such as:

• Themes
• Logo
• Background
• Customize Login Form
• Customize Forget Form
• Button Beauty
• Error Messages
• Welcome Messages
• Form Footer
• Google Fonts
• Custom CSS/JS

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3. LoginPress Add-ons Compatibility with WPS Hide Login

LoginPress Pro offers several Add-ons. Let’s see if WPS Hide Login is fully compatible with them.

Note: Here, we assume that you’ve already installed and activated LoginPress Pro. If not, see our detailed guide on how to Install And Activate the LoginPress PRO Version.

To access the Add-Ons option, go to the left sidebar of the WordPress admin dashboard, navigate to LoginPress, and select the option.

On the next screen, enable the Social Login Add-on.

Go to the left sidebar of the WordPress admin dashboard > LoginPress > Settings > Social Login option.

Now, enable the Social Login Add-on.

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Next, you’re required to configure the social login, including Facebook, Twitter, Google, LinkedIn, and Microsoft, to add them to the login form. 

Note: Here, we’ve configured Microsoft's social login.

See, Microsoft Social Login works fine with the newly created login slug with WPS Hide Login:

That’s great!

You can enable the rest of the Add-Ons side by side except Hide Login. 

Recommendations for Maintaining LoginPress and WPS Hide Login Compatibility

To maintain compatibility between LoginPress and WPS Hide Login, follow these recommendations:

• Regular Plugin Updates: Ensure LoginPress and WPS Hide Login plugins are always updated to their latest versions. 
• Regularly Clear Cache: If you use a caching plugin, clear the cache after making any updates to avoid serving old, cached versions of your login pages.
• Check for Conflicting Features: Both plugins are there to make changes to the login page. So, monitor for any feature overlap. 
• Monitor Plugin Logs: It is better to monitor plugin logs to track any issues that arise from using these plugins together. It will help you detect compatibility problems early.
• Backup Regularly: Regular backups will ensure you can restore a working version of your site in case of compatibility issues.

Final Thoughts

We’ve tested LoginPress and WPS Hide Login together and found that changing the login URL using WPS Hide Login does not interfere with the functionality of LoginPress.

So, you can customize your login form using LoginPress without worrying about the URL modification. 

That’s all!

You can also check out our other compatibility docs, including:

• LoginPress and Weglot
• LoginPress and bbPress
• WooCommerce and LoginPress 
• LoginPress and EDD

Don't hesitate to contact our support team for any doubts or questions; we're here to help.