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Great WordPress Login Customizer from TeslaThemes

Tesla Themes Login Customizer

This post is a review of the free Login Customizer plugin from TeslaThemes. For those of you who don’t know, WordPress is the most commonly-used website content management system in use these days. A CMS is a website platform that allows you to log into the website and make changes to different webpages in a WYSIWYG (What You See if What You Get) manner. We’ll leave the details of WordPress for another post, but one of the things that has always annoyed us at CryoDragon is the lack of a customized login whenever you sign into a WordPress website.

There are ways you can tweak the core WordPress files so that they show customized logos, colours, backgrounds, etc. However, to save time, we’ve been looking around at different plugins to see what their capabilities were in login customization. Unfortunately, we didn’t find too many plugins out there that really stood out as amazing. At least, none that were free.

Recently, CryoDragon came across the Login Customizer plugin from TeslaThemes and tested it on our site. We absolutely love this plugin, and we think more people should be using this free addition to their WordPress website. We’ve already said it’s free, but it gives you enough options to make your login unique. Check out their plugin and comment below!

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