Login With Ajax Pro

WordPress login forms for your site

Login With Ajax Pro is a paid add-on to Login With Ajax. The core add-on provides AJAX-powered login, registration, password recovery, and password reset, so users can use these forms without a full-page refresh. It also supports sidebar widgets and AJAX effects for standard WordPress login forms.

Login With Ajax works with WordPress MultiSite, BuddyPress, WooCommerce, BuddyBoss, Events Manager, and other supported extensions. Pro includes Divi and Elementor blocks, widgets, or modules for placing login interfaces in pages built with those tools.

Verification and login protection

Login With Ajax includes two-factor authentication settings such as TOTP, email codes, backup codes, and passkeys. Pro adds SMS codes sent to a user's phone. With WhatsApp or Telegram, the user receives a message and clicks an action to complete sign-in.

Pro also supports reCAPTCHA v2, v2 Invisible, and v3, plus a login limiter to help control repeated attempts. These settings add verification and controls to supported login forms; configure them for the needs of your website.

Choose where forms appear

Place forms with Gutenberg blocks, the full-site editor, classic or block widgets, shortcodes, template tags, or the PHP API. Modal and pop-up templates are also available. Individual forms can have their own display settings and base colors, and templates can be customized or overridden.

Custom login and logout redirects can use different destinations for different user roles. WPML can provide language-specific redirects. The plugin also supports customized registration email templates.

Compatibility and customization

Forms are responsive and include accessibility options. The plugin is SSL-compatible, supports a fallback for browsers with JavaScript disabled, and includes translation support. Developer hooks are available for PHP and JavaScript, and CSS, JavaScript, and template files can be customized or overridden.

Installation and setup

Install and activate Login With Ajax in WordPress, then configure login methods, form display, redirects, and security settings. Add a form using a supported block, widget, shortcode, template, page-builder element, or PHP method. To use Pro capabilities, configure the required authentication and reCAPTCHA options, then test the full login flow on your site.

Documentation covers setup, advanced configuration, and troubleshooting. Community forums are available, and Pro users can select premium support.