Customize your admin login page: change the default logo and add your own or your client's logo. You also can add a custom text, load a css that is matched to your image's dimensions and edit the css for you needs.

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1.4.8.4

• minor fixes

1.4.8.3

• changed img src regex js

1.4.8.2

• Fixed js function, removed min js as it causes errors. will be added later.

1.4.8.1

• Fixed js function

1.4.8

• Major changes in js and php structure, removed old functions, cleaned up

1.4.7

• Minor changes

1.4.6

• Minor changes

1.4.5

• Fixed PHP notice when debug mode is activated, added plugin icon

1.4.4

• Minor changes

1.4.3

• Fixed JS issue with script not returning img src param

1.4.2

• Fixed security issue #2 / added user role verification

1.4.1

• Fixed security issue #1

1.4

• Major Update: Fixed saving settings issues, updated settings area and several functions. Ready for WP 4.7

1.3.2

• Fixed mixed content warning (jQuery src) if site is running on https

1.3.1

• Fixed jQuery Error in Login Page's Blogurl

1.3

• Minor changes

1.2.9

• Fixed PHP Notices in Debug Mode, optimized several code snippets

1.2.8

• Minor changes

1.2.7

• Tested and optimized for WP 4.1

1.2.6

• Tested and optimized for WP 4.1 (beta)

1.2.5

• Minor changes

1.2.4

• Added language support, structural changes

1.2.3

• Fixed an js error while loading example css styles

1.2.2

• Minor changes

1.2.1

• Minor changes

1.2.0

• Fixed getfilesize() error

1.1.9

• Minor changes

1.1.8

• Fixed getfilesize() url error

1.1.7

• Fixed php error: getfilesize() is restricted for absolute urls on some servers

1.1.6

• Fixed custom text output appearing when logged out

1.1.5

• Fixed error on custom text output

1.1.4

• Modified screenshot info

1.1.3

• Added screenshot

1.1.2

• Minor changes

1.1.1

• Minor changes

1.1

• Added custom css edit support

1.0

• Initial release

1. Download the zip.
2. Go to Admin Panel -> Plugins -> Add new.
3. Click "Upload" and upload the .zip file (you can also upload the unzipped folder to your "/wp-content/plugins/" directory via FTP)
4. Activate the plugin through the 'Plugins' menu in WordPress
5. The Plugin settings appear at Settings -> Custom Login Page Logo.

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Customized admin page example