WP Frontend Auth Settings

Set your login page URL slug (e.g. /login).

Set your registration page URL slug (e.g. /register).

Password Reset Page Slug

Set your password reset page URL slug (e.g. /password-reset).

Hide the admin toolbar for all users except admins

Show success/error banner notifications to users on frontend after form submission

Registration User Role

New users registered via the frontend registration form will be assigned this role.

📋 Available Shortcodes

Use these to embed the forms into any page or post:

[wr_login_form]

[wr_register_form]

[wr_password_reset]

Customize Password Reset Email

You can use HTML tags and the following placeholders:

{username} = User’s login name
{reset_url} = Password reset URL
{site_name} = Your site’s name

Custom CSS

You can override styling by targeting the following selectors. View Selectors. We included the below CSS as an example, feel free to remove/adjust or add to it as you see fit. Note** The CSS will take effect only after you've set your page slugs in General Tab

Post-Action Redirects

Choose where users go after completing each action. If you don't want custom redirects and want to use the default behavior by checking the checkboxes, make sure the URL input remains empty.

After Login

Use default (stay on page or show success) – If checked, leave below URL empty

After Registration

Use default (go to login) – If checked, leave below URL empty

After Password Reset

Use default (go to login) – If checked, leave below URL empty

After Logout

Skip logout confirmation

Users will be redirected here after logging out using ?wr-force-logout=1. If left empty, it goes to homepage.

Custom Notification Messages

🔐 Login Form

Invalid Credentials

Fields Required

📝 Registration Form

Email Exists

Username Taken

All Fields Required

Weak Password

🔑 Password Reset

Email Required

Email Not Found

All Fields Required

Passwords Mismatch

Weak Password

License Key

Heads Up: This is a UI-only preview of the UTM Tracker Plugin. It's a stripped-down shell built to showcase the interface—no backend, no data handling. Just pure visuals, so you can feel the layout, see the features, and know exactly what you're getting.