LoginPress is one of the best WordPress login page customizer plugins that let you customize the default login page of WordPress. It predominantly focuses on rebranding your login page with just a few clicks without touching a single line of code.

Suppose you use LoginPress with Lifter LMS for a customized login page. When users click the "Lost your password" link, they will be taken to the Lifter LMS lost password page, Instead of the customized LoginPress form. This can hurt the user’s experience. 

This knowledge base article will discuss how to prevent the redirection of lost password to Lifter LMS's lost password page.

Let’s get started!

Prevent The Redirection Of Lost Password To Lifter LMS’s Lost Password Page While Using LoginPress

The Lifter LMS lost password page is where users can reset their passwords. This page is typically accessed by clicking a "Lost your password" link on the Lifter LMS login form.

Suppose you’ve customized the login form with LoginPress. When you use LoginPress with Lifter LMS and click the "Lost your password" link, you’ll be taken to the Lifter LMS lost password page. 

Add the Snippet in the Theme’s functions.php File

When using LoginPress, you can easily prevent the redirection of the lost password link to the Lifter LMS's lost password page. All you need to do is to update the code of your website theme's functions.php file (provided below in this documentation).

Note: It’s recommended to use a child theme to edit the functions.php file instead of the parent theme. There are chances to lose the modified code when you update your theme. It might cause some adverse effects on your website.

To do this, go to the left sidebar of your WordPress admin dashboard, navigate to Appearance, and click the Theme File Editor option.

On the next screen, click the Theme Functions on the right-hand side. Scroll down to the bottom of the functions.php file and add the following code:

/**
 * Function to prevent the redirection of lost password to Lifter LMS’s lost password page
 * [ true = default lost password form ]
 * [ false = lifterLMS lost password form ]
 *
 * @return bool
 *
 */
 function lifter_change_lostpsw_url() {
   return true;
}
 add_filter('loginpress_llms_lostpassword_url', 'lifter_change_lostpsw_url' );

Once you’ve added the code, click the Update File button at the bottom of the screen to save your changes.

If you now click the "Lost your password" link on the login form, you’ll be on the default WordPress lost password page instead of redirecting to the Lifter LMS lost password page. 

That’s it! We hope you understand how to prevent the redirection of lost passwords to Lifter LMS's lost password page. 

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