BNS Login

Edward Caissie

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A simple plugin providing a link to the dashboard; and, a method to log in and out of your blog in the footer of the theme. This is ideal for those not wanting to use the meta widget/code links.

Now with an added toggle to support a minimalist approach using Dashicons.

See the FAQ for more details …
* Copyright 2009-2016 Edward Caissie (email : [email protected])

This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify
it under the terms of the GNU General Public License version 2,
as published by the Free Software Foundation.

You may NOT assume that you can use any other version of the GPL.

This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the
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http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-2.0.html

Installation Instructions

Extract the files from the compressed “zip” file (note the location of the extracted folder/files)
Upload the contents of the bns-login folder (from above) to the /wp-content/plugins/ directory
Activate the plugin through the ‘Plugins’ menu in WordPress

— or –

Go to ‘Plugins’ menu under your Dashboard
Click on the ‘Add New’ link
Search for bns-login
Install.
Activate through the ‘Plugins’ menu

Read this article for further assistance: http://wpfirstaid.com/2009/12/plugin-installation/

How can I get support for this plugin?

Please note, support may be available on the WordPress Support forums; but, it may be faster to visit http://buynowshop.com/plugins/bns-login/ and leave a comment with the issue you are experiencing.

Is it really that simple?

Yes, it really is.

Can the plugin be styled?

Yes, the plugin text is wrapped in its own <div id="bns-logged-in" class="bns-login"> or <div id="bns-logged-out" class="bns-login"> depending on the login status of the user.

Copy the contents of the included bns-login-style.css file (which contains a sampling of the CSS elements generated by the plugin) and paste them into a new stylesheet bns-login-custom-style.css under ../wp-content/bns-customs/ (you may need to create this folder).
This file should not get over-written with future updates so your specific CSS will remain.

Can I use the `bns_login` shortcode in a Text widget?

Yes you can! Actually this plugin makes it possible to use any properly written shortcode to be used in a Text widget.

How do I change to the Dashicons display?

All you need to do is add the following add_filter( 'bns_login_dashed_set', '__return_true' ); to your theme’s functions.php file; or, if you use a “site plugin” add it to that file.

Why is the key icon missing when I am logged out?

The key icon will only appear if you have set Membership to allow “Anyone can register” under Settings > General in your dashboard.
Otherwise, only the lock icon will be displayed when visiting the site and you are not logged in.

Do any themes support the Dashicons display by default?

Yes, currently Opus Primus (v1.3+ – https://github.com/Cais/opus-primus) does support this display.
Please contact your theme’s author if you need help with modifying your current theme to also have it support this option by default.

2.5.2

Released November 2016.
Add English (Canadian) translation files.

2.5.1

Released November 2016.
Changed class to singleton-style format and re-organized as needed.
Added minor formatting changes.
Updated copyright year references.
Updated i18n compatibility.

2.5

Released April 2015
Added bns_login_in_plugin_update_message function
Clean-up extraneous documentation
Update copyright year and tested up to version

2.4

Released October 2014
Added filter dashicons dependency to the main stylesheet
Added toggle to use dashicons instead of text
Added some basic sanitization to URL components and structures
Added is_ssl() to detect correct protocol for logout return URL
Update copyright year references to include 2014 in all files
Minor whitespace, documentation, and code formatting changes
Defined BNS_CUSTOM_PATH and BNS_CUSTOM_URL for customizations
Implement the use of ../wp-content/bns-customs/ for customizations
Added screenshots to show dashicons in use.
Updated readme.txt with additional FAQ items about using the dashicons display

2.3.3

Released March 2014
Inline documentation, version compatibility, and copyright years updated
Added plugin_data method
Added plugin_row_meta links

2.3.2

Release December 2013
Add the option to put custom stylesheet in /wp-content/ folder

2.3.1

Release August 2013
Added documentation for Jetpack Infinite Scroll Compatibility (JISC) function
Added specific id wrappers for the credit details in JISC function
Added link to Theme reference pointing to Theme URI in JISC function

2.3

Release August 2013
Added Jetpack Infinite Scroll compatibility

2.2

Release July 2013
Added dynamic filter parameter bns_login

2.1.1

Release May 2013
Correct default redirect URL to point to ‘wp-admin’

2.1

Released May 2013
Added plugin version data dynamically to enqueue calls
Added (enqueued) ‘BNS Login Form Style’ to style the form
Added bns_login_form (wp_login_form wrapper) for use as the shortcode output
Updated for version compatibility and minor code formatting

2.0.1

Released February 2013
Documentation updates (copyright year, compatibility version)
Added code block termination comments
Changed MultiSite conditional to use is_multisite

2.0

Released November 2012
Add empty hooks before and after main output
Add filter hooks to all of the text output
Add Shortcode functionality to text widgets
Add Shortcode for this plugin
Add wrapping classes around output elements
Refactored bns_login_main to use hooks instead of array elements
Remove load_textdomain as redundant
Updated ‘readme’ with FAQ on shortcode use

1.9

Implemented OOP style class coding

1.8.1

confirmed compatible with WordPress 3.4
inline documentation and minor code formatting

1.8

released November 2011
confirmed compatible with WordPress 3.3
added phpDoc Style documentation
added conditional check for custom stylesheet
cleaned up use of wp_register
general code tidying
wrap BNS_Login and bns_login_output in function_exists conditionals

1.7

released June 2011
confirmed compatible with WordPress version 3.2-RC1
minor changes to front-facing text
allow editable parameters for the text
added editable separator character(s)
separator character(s) has its own style class, bns-login-separator
added ‘Register’ link if the site allows for user self-registration; thanks to Andy Fragen for the idea.

1.6

released June 2011
confirmed compatible with WordPress version 3.2-beta2-18085
enqueued the stylesheets
added the ability to put custom CSS into bns-login-custom-style.css that will not be over-written with updates.

1.5.3

released December 11, 2010
Confirm compatible with WordPress 3.1 (beta)

1.5.2

added ‘clear:both;’ to ‘.bns-login’

1.5.1

released: 29 Aug 2010
compatibility check with WordPress 3.0.1
no other modifications

1.5

minor code corrections
code clean up to meet WP Standards

1.4

compatible with WordPress version 3.0
added plugin specific style sheet
centered the text as a default in the style sheet

1.3.3.2

compatible with WordPress version 2.9.2
updated license declaration

1.3.3.1

clarified the plugin release under a GPL license

1.3.3

compatibility check for 2.9.1 completed

1.3.2

compatibility check for 2.9 completed

1.3.1

minor code error correction

1.3

Code clean up
Comments and documentation added
Version control added
localization code init function

1.2

Added localization code

1.1

Added WordPressMU Compatibility – Logout returns user to main domain (home) of WPMU installation.
Corrected deprecated parameter variable ‘siteurl’ to ‘url’

1.0

Initial Release

Extract the files from the compressed “zip” file (note the location of the extracted folder/files)
Upload the contents of the bns-login folder (from above) to the /wp-content/plugins/ directory
Activate the plugin through the ‘Plugins’ menu in WordPress