Customizations

How to customize the login page

Client Portal automatically creates a branded login page where your clients can access their portals. This guide shows you how to customize the page title, add welcome messages, update branding, and embed the login form on other pages.

Finding your login page

Client Portal creates a dedicated login page at yourdomain.com/client-portal-login when you activate the plugin. To edit this page:

  1. Navigate to Pages → All Pages in your WordPress dashboard

  2. Find and click Client Portal Login

To preview the login page, log out of WordPress or use a private/incognito browser window. WordPress hides the login form when you're already logged in.

Customizing the page content

You can customize what appears on your login page using the WordPress block editor:

Changing the page title

The page title appears as the H1 heading on your login page. To change it:

  1. Click the page title at the top of the editor

  2. Type your new title (e.g., "Client Login" or "Welcome Back")

  3. Click Update to save

Adding a welcome message

You can add text above the login form to welcome clients or provide instructions:

  1. Click the + button above the Login Form block

  2. Add a Paragraph or Heading block

  3. Type your welcome message (e.g., "Hello and welcome! Please log in to access your portal.")

  4. Click Update to save

The editor shows your logo and brand colors, so the page looks the way your clients will see it.

You can add any WordPress blocks above or below the login form, including images, videos, or additional text sections.

The colors and logo displayed on your login form come from your Client Portal settings:

  1. Navigate to Client Portal → Settings

  2. Under the General tab, upload your logo and choose your brand colors:

    • Primary Background/Text (buttons and key elements)

    • Secondary Background/Text (form fields and secondary elements)

    • Tertiary Background/Text (backgrounds and subtle elements)

  3. Go to the Register/Login tab

  4. Ensure Enable Brand Colors is set to Yes

  5. Click Save Changes

These branding settings apply globally to all login and registration forms, whether on the dedicated page or embedded elsewhere.

Embedding the login form on an existing page

If you prefer to display the login form on your homepage or another existing page:

  1. Navigate to Pages → All Pages

  2. Open the page where you want to add the login form

  3. Click the + button where you want the form to appear

  4. Search for and add the Login Form block (found under Client Portal)

  5. Click Update to save

When you embed the form on an existing page, your theme's styling will apply to the surrounding page elements. The login form itself will still use your Client Portal branding colors. For full control over styling, use the dedicated login page.

You can only add one Login Form block per page. If you need both login and registration forms on the same page, add both blocks and consider linking between them with text.

Advanced customization with CSS

For more control over the login page appearance, you can add custom CSS:

  1. Navigate to Client Portal → Settings → General

  2. Scroll to the Custom CSS section for your theme

  3. Add your CSS targeting these classes:

    • .leco-cp-login (login page wrapper)

    • .leco-cp-login-form (login form container)

    • #wp-submit (login button)

    • .login-error (error messages)

  4. Click Save Changes

For detailed CSS customization guidance, see How to customize your portals with custom CSS.

To hide the footer link from your login page:

  1. Navigate to Client Portal → Settings → Misc

  2. Set Display the 'Powered By' link to No

  3. Click Save Changes

If the footer persists after saving, clear your site cache. As a fallback, add this CSS to your Custom CSS settings: .contacts li:last-child {display:none;}

Troubleshooting

Login form is blank or missing

On the Client Portal Login page, we show the login form automatically, even if you remove the Login Form block. On any other page, the form only appears where you add the Login Form block or [client_portal_login] shortcode.

Styling looks broken on mobile

This usually indicates a caching issue. Exclude /client-portal-login from your cache plugin settings. See Exclude Client Portal from cache for details.

Clients see a login loop or can't stay logged in

Ensure /client-portal-login and /client/* paths are excluded from your caching plugin. Also exclude the wp-resetpass-* cookies from cache.

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