NeonCRM Sign-In

Menus

You can add the sign-in link to your navigation menus by going to Appearance > Menus . You may need to toggle this new section in the Screen Options .

Standard Shortcode

You can use a shortcode to place a login link anywhere on your website. This shortcode will direct users to the admin dashboard upon successful login: [neon_sign_in_link]

You can also include your own CSS classes in this shortcode: [neon_sign_in_link class=”btn btn-default”]

And, you can override your default button text like this: [neon_sign_in_link]Member Login[/neon_sign_in_link]

Redirection Shortcode

Place this shortcode within a page or post. Users who follow this link will be redirected back to the page or post: [neon_sign_in_link_return]

You can also include your own CSS classes in this shortcode: [neon_sign_in_link_return class=”btn btn-default”]

You can also send users to a different page on your site: [neon_sign_in_link_return redirect_to=”https://mysite.org/specific-page”]

And, you can override your default button text like this: [neon_sign_in_link_return]Sign In and Return to this Page[/neon_sign_in_link_return]

Caveats

1. 11This plugin expects that your user accounts exist in NeonCRM and do not yet exist in WordPress. If you need to link an existing WordPress user to an existing NeonCRM user, you will need to enter their NeonCRM Account ID in the appropriate field on their WordPress profile page.
2. 12WordPress requires each user to have a unique email address. NeonCRM does not. This means it’s possible for multiple NeonCRM users to have the same email address. If a user tries to log in to WordPress using this plugin and their email address has already been associated with a WordPress user, the login will fail. The plugin does not yet gracefully deal with this issue, largely due to the structure of NeonCRM.