Installation To install FluentAuth on your WordPress website, login to your WordPress Website, go to Plugins -> Add New and then Search for “FluentAuth” Once you find the plugin, Click Install and then Activate. Configure FluentAuth There has few different section which you can configure in few minutes. Also, we have added our own recommendations…
FluentAuth allows you to create different login/Logout redirection rules based on different user criteria such as role and capability Thus, users will be redirected to different URLs after they log in to your WordPress site based on your redirection rules. You can set the default redirect rules for after login and after logout so no…
FluentAuth provides few shortcodes that you can use in your custom login or signup pages. Combined ShortCode Short Code: [fluent_auth] This shortcode will give you a full authentication flow including login form, signup form, password reset etc Only Login Form Short Code: [fluent_auth_login] This will render only the login form Only Signup Form Short Code:…
Configure “Login with Google” is super easy. First you have to create an application in Google portal. Create Application in Google Developer Console Create a project from Google Developers Console if none exists Go to Credentials tab, then create credential for OAuth client. Select Web Application as Application type Application type will be Web Application…
Configure “Login with GitHub” is super easy. First you have to create an application in GitHub portal. Create Application in GitHub Go to your GitHub Settings -> Developer settings -> OAuth Apps Then Click “New OAuth App” then fill the Form. The Authorization callback URL will be what you are seeing in your GitHub settings…