Send students and instructors to a branded login page on your own site instead of the WordPress login screen. This guide covers the login settings, the login form and the password reset form.
Choose the login experience {#settings}
Every “Log in” link Academy LMS shows (course pages, enroll buttons, dashboard) follows this setting.
If you pick Custom, the page must contain a login form (the block or shortcode below). Otherwise visitors land on an empty page.
Add a login form {#login-form}
With the block
The form includes Remember me and a Reset password link. The block has three styles: Default, Card and Minimal.
With the shortcode
Add a Shortcode block with:
[academy_login_form]
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What it changes |
Default |
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Heading above the form |
Log In into your Account |
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Field labels |
Log In into your Account |
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Button text |
Log In |
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Reset link text |
Reset password |
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Where to go after login |
The current page |
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Where to go after logout |
Home page |
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The “Register Now” link |
Student registration page |
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Signed-in visitors see a “you are logged in” message instead of the form. Check the page in a private window.
Add a password reset form {#password-reset}
With the block
A Back To Login link is added automatically.
With the shortcode
[academy_password_reset_form]Then set this page as your Password Reset Page in Settings → Pages, so the “Reset password” link on the login form points to it.









