Customise Your Wordpress Login Screen
Published on Thursday, November 29, 2007 – 5:30 pm
Did you know you can customise your Wordpress login screen? Above you can see my modified version or you can check out the live version here.
You may be looking for the Wordpress 2.5+ version?
This is more important for blogs with multiple authors or blogs designed for clients.
The process is way to easy – You create two images (login-bkg-tile.gif and login-bkg-bottom.gif) and then put them into your wp-admin/images/ folder from your wordpress installation.
For a full tutorial on how to do this visit Asara Myshan or BinaryMoon.
For some inspiration visit this Flickr photo album.
It’s the attention to detail in your work that makes all the difference when you deal with your clients. If you have designed a wordpress blog for a client I would highly recommend making this small, yet important, inclusion. For myself, its not as important as I am the only one who writes on this blog, however for those with multiple authors it surely is a must.
Have you got any login screens you want to share?
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Malignition.com on Dec 3, 2007 said:
Wow, I never knew you could do that. Probably going to experiment with that on one of my blogs tonight!
Jacob Cass Twitter: @justcreative on Dec 3, 2007 said:
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Malignition.com on Dec 3, 2007 said:
Hi Jacob,
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