What people see
- A focused sign-in card with the site’s icon and name, from Brand.
- Dark or light, following the mode each person last used in the admin.
- A lost-password flow that says where the email went and lets you send it again.
- A log-out page, and a “session expired” sign-in that keeps the page you were on.
- On a site with an Elementor kit, the kit’s headings font, when you choose it in Brand.
The settings
They’re in Settings → Plinth → Sign-in, and the icon and name come from Brand.
| Design | Plinth’s sign-in page, with your icon, accent and translations on every sign-in screen. Or WordPress’s own grey sign-in page. |
| Brand background | Tints the sign-in background with your accent colour, in dark and light. Needs Plinth’s sign-in page. |
| Icon and name | From Brand. The sign-in page shows the icon when Show in the top bar is on. |
| Login address | Moves the sign-in page to an address you choose. Move the login address. |
In the visitor’s language
The sign-in pages speak the visitor’s language. Plinth ships French, Dutch and German; in other languages, words WordPress already translates, like Log In and Password, come from WordPress.
No WordPress branding
There’s no “Powered by WordPress” line under the card, and browser tabs leave out “— WordPress”.