Login Logout Menu & Redirect

In Appearance > Menus , add Smart Login/Logout from User Menu Links . Save and assign the menu to your theme location. The item switches with login state.

Yes. In Appearance > Editor > Navigation , edit your header navigation, add the plugin’s Login/Logout variation, and save. Use a smart variation, not a normal Page or Custom Link.

No. Smart menus and defaults work without rules. Add rules for different user destinations.

Check Login & Redirects > Settings > Default navigation URLs . Login and Register use configured pages or available WordPress defaults. Profile, Avatar, and Username share your account page, with supported auto-detection. Unavailable links stay hidden.

The Login page URL opens the sign-in page. The after-login destination opens after authentication succeeds. Registration and Profile links are also separate from post-authentication redirects.

Set a default in the wizard or Settings , or add an enabled rule with an after-logout URL. First Login conditions are login-only. Verify a real logout.

The first enabled matching rule with a destination for the current direction wins. Rules lacking that destination are skipped; defaults apply when none wins. Matches is the property, course, product, or membership to check.

Yes. Use [lmsc_rsum_login_logout] , or [lmsc_rsum_login_logout]Sign In|Sign Out[/lmsc_rsum_login_logout] for custom labels. Individual links use [lmsc_rsum_login] , [lmsc_rsum_logout] , [lmsc_rsum_register] , and [lmsc_rsum_profile] . Wrap custom text between the opening and closing shortcode tags. Login/Logout supports login_redirect , logout_redirect , and class ; individual Login/Logout links support redirect and class . These are links, not forms.

Clear caches and configure the cache/CDN to bypass authenticated sessions. Test separate guest and signed-in sessions. Responsive mobile visibility does not make user-specific navigation safe in a shared page cache.

Record old settings, configure on staging, and disable overlapping redirects before testing. Remove duplicate links. JSON import accepts this plugin’s exports, not competitor settings. Ask support for migration guidance.

Compatible v4 rules are backed up and migrated; global destinations stay as fallbacks. Review and test them. Tools > Restore v4 backup is available while migrated rules remain untouched. JSON export/import moves your configuration between sites.

No. Optional analytics and redirect records stay in your WordPress database and start disabled on fresh installations.

Use Login & Redirects > Documentation , the WordPress.org support forum , or LMSCrafter Support . If you have used the plugin, you can share an honest review . Reviews are optional and do not affect support.