my-wp-login-logo
My WordPress Login Logo
My WordPress Login Logo lets you to add a custom logo in your wordpress login page instead of the usual wordpress logo and customize your login page.
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Open evidence explorerCompatibility changes: users show bugs, compatibility, missing feature pain that may indicate a product gap.
Buyer: publishers, creators, agencies, and media-heavy site owners · Wedge: test custom logo embeds, players, thumbnails, browser behavior, and asset delivery failuresSuggestion for compatibility: users show compatibility, missing feature, support pain that may indicate a product gap.
Buyer: publishers, creators, agencies, and media-heavy site owners · Wedge: test custom logo embeds, players, thumbnails, browser behavior, and asset delivery failuresJust started getting this warning …: users show compatibility, setup pain that may indicate a product gap.
Buyer: publishers, creators, agencies, and media-heavy site owners · Wedge: test custom logo embeds, players, thumbnails, browser behavior, and asset delivery failuresIncorrect size after WordPress 6.7 upgrade: users show missing feature, migration pain that may indicate a product gap.
Buyer: publishers, creators, agencies, and media-heavy site owners · Wedge: test custom logo embeds, players, thumbnails, browser behavior, and asset delivery failuresExcellent Plugin: users show missing feature, support pain that may indicate a product gap.
Buyer: publishers, creators, agencies, and media-heavy site owners · Wedge: test custom logo embeds, players, thumbnails, browser behavior, and asset delivery failuresWordPress 3.6 support?: users show support, setup pain that may indicate a product gap.
Buyer: publishers, creators, agencies, and media-heavy site owners · Wedge: test custom logo embeds, players, thumbnails, browser behavior, and asset delivery failuresNot updating logo link URL: users show compatibility, missing feature pain that may indicate a product gap.
Buyer: publishers, creators, agencies, and media-heavy site owners · Wedge: test custom logo embeds, players, thumbnails, browser behavior, and asset delivery failuresCompatible w/ 3.9.1 Using Vantage Premium theme: users show compatibility, setup pain that may indicate a product gap.
Buyer: publishers, creators, agencies, and media-heavy site owners · Wedge: test custom logo embeds, players, thumbnails, browser behavior, and asset delivery failuresMultisite: users show missing feature pain that may indicate a product gap.
Buyer: publishers, creators, agencies, and media-heavy site owners · Wedge: test custom logo embeds, players, thumbnails, browser behavior, and asset delivery failuresPlugin Update: users show compatibility pain that may indicate a product gap.
Buyer: publishers, creators, agencies, and media-heavy site owners · Wedge: test custom logo embeds, players, thumbnails, browser behavior, and asset delivery failuresCompetitor Context
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Collected Signals
20 shown from 27 collectedIncorrect size after WordPress 6.7 upgrade: users show missing feature, migration pain that may indicate a product gap.
Evidence: Now the logo size on all the login pages is no longer correct, it’s a small 80×80 cube which invalidates my width-height settings.Warning my-wp-login-logo/views/dashboard.php: users show compatibility pain that may indicate a product gap.
Evidence: Warning my-wp-login-logo/views/dashboard.php I get a warning when I switch to PHP 8.0 in: my-wp-login-logo/views/dashboard.php In line 21: if($_POST['update_MyWP_login_logo'] == 'update') Wouldn’t it be better: if(isset($_POST['update_MyWP_login_logo']) && $_POST['update_MyWP_login_logo'] == 'update') to use?Plugin Update: users show compatibility pain that may indicate a product gap.
Evidence: Plugin Update Hello, Can you update the Plugin so that you can see that it is compatible with the latest WordPress version?Perfect, really bueno, awesome plg!!!: users praise quality, which suggests what competitors already do well.
Evidence: Perfect, really bueno, awesome plg!!!Compatibility changes: users show bugs, compatibility, missing feature pain that may indicate a product gap.
Evidence: Compatibility changes Hi, Thank you so much for this plugin.Perfect: users praise quality, which suggests what competitors already do well.
Evidence: Perfect Really useful!Wonderful PLugin: users show missing feature pain that may indicate a product gap.
Evidence: Wonderful PLugin Lots of additional features that this plugin comes with that you would never even think of.Excellent Plugin: users show missing feature, support pain that may indicate a product gap.
Evidence: Excellent Plugin Thank you for creating such an excellent plugin.Cool, easy and fast: users praise easy, performance, which suggests what competitors already do well.
Evidence: Cool, easy and fast Excelente plugin.Multisite: users show missing feature pain that may indicate a product gap.
Evidence: We would like to make it so site admins cannot edit the options.Just started getting this warning …: users show compatibility, setup pain that may indicate a product gap.
Evidence: Just started getting this warning … I just started getting this warning on my login screen — Warning: call_user_func_array() expects parameter 1 to be a valid callback, function ‘change_my_wp_login_image’ not found or invalid function name in /home/webmark/public_html/wp-includes/plugin.php on line 470 I recently installing Yoast SEO plugin and thought thisThank you!: users praise easy, which suggests what competitors already do well.
Evidence: Easy to use.Works well: users show compatibility pain that may indicate a product gap.
Evidence: Works well Dynamic image URL will be nice 😉 Instead of http://example.com/wp-content/themes/my-theme/assets/img/logo.png maybe something like [site_url]/wp-content/themes/my-theme/assets/img/logo.png will be better.Suggestion for compatibility: users show compatibility, missing feature, support pain that may indicate a product gap.
Evidence: Suggestion for compatibility I had someone contact me about a problem they were having getting a custom message to appear on the login page when someone is going through the password retrieval process.Work: users praise easy, which suggests what competitors already do well.
Evidence: Work Easy !Good and simple: users praise easy, reliable, which suggests what competitors already do well.
Evidence: Good and simple Works as expected.Compatible w/ 3.9.1 Using Vantage Premium theme: users show compatibility, setup pain that may indicate a product gap.
Evidence: Compatible w/ 3.9.1 Using Vantage Premium theme This plugin is working beautifully with my installed WordPress 3.9.1 version running Vantage Premium theme.Fast and clean: users praise performance, which suggests what competitors already do well.
Evidence: Fast and clean That´s it!Not updating logo link URL: users show compatibility, missing feature pain that may indicate a product gap.
Evidence: We wanted it to go back to our main web site, but the value would never update.WordPress 3.6 support?: users show support, setup pain that may indicate a product gap.
Evidence: WordPress 3.6 support?