Login Logout Menu vs Login to read more

Login Logout Menu plugin will help you to add the dynamic login and logout menu to any menu of your WordPress website. You can also set the Login Page url, Login redirect url, and logout redirect url. The menu item will change based on the current user status (Login or Logout). You can use the following plugin shortcodes to display the Login, Logout, Register, Password reset, Username and Profile links on your website pages. login_logout_menu__login_link login_logout_menu__logout_link login_logout_menu__profile_link login_logout_menu__register_link login_logout_menu__username_link login_logout_menu__reset_pass_link login_logout_menu__login_logout_link Check out our documentation to implement the shortcodes and filters of Login Logout Menu Plugin. If you find our plugin useful, please leave a good rating/review and check out our other plugins below. Analytify – Google Analytics Plugin LoginPress – For Custom login page and login page security Simple Social Buttons – Plugin for Social share buttons and social icons Related Posts Thumbnails Plugin – For related posts/products Under Construction, Coming Soon & Maintenance Mode – Plugin for Under construction & Coming soon page

Display content enclosed by the shortcode for registered users only. [auth]This content will display for registered users only[/auth] https://github.com/miya0001/login-to-read-more Arguments class – Class name for css. default value is “btn btn-primary btn-large” href – Link URL for button. default value is login url for your site text – Button text. default value is “Login to read more” The following will add a class as argument. Example: [auth class="foo"] Output: ... The following will change url link. Example: [auth href="http://example.com/xxx/"] Output: ... The following will change text. Example: [auth text="Join"] Output: Join Filter Hook login_to_read_more_class – Change default class. login_to_read_more_href – Change default url. login_to_read_more_text – Change default text. The following is example for “login_to_read_more_text” filter. add_filter('login_to_read_more_text', 'my_login_to_read_more_text'); function my_login_to_read_more_text(){ return 'Join'; }