The easy way to hide wp-login.php file and hide site login.
It doesn’t rename wp-login.php or change files in core.
You can not access wp-login.php file without slug in url tag.
You can easily redirect url with slug url.
Demo: http://example.com?slug_text
Go to Settings > Easy Hide Login .
Features
Block default wp-login.php
Easy to change slug text
Light weight plugin
Installation
Download and extract plugin files to a wp-content/plugin directory.
Activate the plugin through the WordPress admin interface.
Done
FAQ
How to add slug text ?
Go to Settings > Easy Hide Login and add slug text.
Does this plugin slow down the site?
No. It’s extremely light weight.
How can I report security bugs?
You can report security bugs through the Patchstack Vulnerability Disclosure Program. The Patchstack team help validate, triage and handle any security vulnerabilities. Report a security vulnerability.
Great plugin for preventing unwanted people from trying to log in. Just remember that if you have any dynamically generated links to your site admin on the front end of your website you will have to remove them because they will be updated to point to the new URL. Removing the links can usually be done via your site admin in the Appearance section where you can customize your theme, unless you are old school and have it coded into your sidebar.php file. In that case you would have to edit that file manually. Either way it’s not difficult to do and very important. Otherwise you will be giving out your new login URL, which defeats the purpose of the plugin.
I’m happy to say that I posted on the support forum and got a speedy reply.
There are numerous reports of a 404 error after login because of the admin email verification screen that this plugin interferes with. The developer is not fixing this error, not addressing the support requests. The error can be bypassed by adding a line to the functions.php theme file (as someone in the support forum suggested), but this plugin doesn’t deserve more than 3 starts until this is fixed.
This plugin did not inform me there must be a slash added to the secret login. I whole evening was wasted trying to figure out what was going on and now I’m worried this plugin will lock me out of my site. Awful.
Works as described but uses a «?» instead of a conventional «/» so takes some getting used to. Still not used to this unusual convention, so getting a lot of 404’s not found when I use / instead of ?
