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Redirect Rules After Login

Overview

By default, WordPress redirects users to the admin dashboard after login. The Redirect rules after login feature lets you define custom redirect destinations based on user roles or specific users. This is useful when you want different types of users to land on different pages.

Adding a Redirect Rule

  1. Navigate to Settings → Custom Login.
  2. Open the Functionality tab.
  3. Expand the Redirect rules after login panel.
  4. Click Add new redirect rule.
A new redirect rule panel appears with the following fields.

Redirect rules panel

Configuring a Rule

Each redirect rule has three main settings:

Name

Give the rule a descriptive name for your own reference (for example, “Editors to Dashboard” or “Subscribers to Homepage”). This name appears in the rule’s panel heading.

Redirect Target URL

Enter the full URL where matching users should be sent after login. For example, https://yoursite.com/welcome or https://yoursite.com/wp-admin/edit.php.

User Coverage

Control which users this rule applies to:

  • Apply this redirect rule to all users — When toggled on, every user who logs in matches this rule.
  • Specific roles — When the “all users” toggle is off, a role selector appears. Search for and select one or more user roles (Administrator, Editor, Subscriber, etc.).
  • Specific users — A user selector also appears, letting you target individual users by searching for their username.
Below the user coverage settings, an informational notice displays the number of users this rule covers and the percentage of your total user base.

Rule Evaluation Order

When multiple redirect rules exist, they are evaluated in order from top to bottom. The first rule that matches the logging-in user is applied. You can drag and drop rules to reorder them.

For example, if you have:

  1. A rule for Editors redirecting to /editor-dashboard
  2. A rule for all users redirecting to /welcome
An Editor would be redirected to /editor-dashboard because that rule is evaluated first and matches.

Removing a Rule

To remove a redirect rule, click the delete button on the rule’s panel. Click Save all settings to confirm the removal.


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The plugin has been tested up to WordPress 6.9 and PHP 8.3.

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What Is the Difference Between the Free and PRO Versions?

The free version gives you full control over the login page’s visual design — custom logo, background color and image, form container styling, label and input field customization, primary and secondary button design, checkbox styling, notice and error message colors, under-form link styling, social media icons, custom footer, privacy policy link, language switcher controls, per-language text, and a custom CSS editor. You also get functionality options like disabling autofocus, the error shake animation, and browser autocomplete. Everything is configured from a visual settings page with a live preview.

The PRO version adds 20+ pre-designed templates you can apply in one click, advanced background options (multi-column split-screen layouts, image and video sliders, animated gradients, CSS image filters and color overlays), post-login redirect rules with per-role and per-user targeting, the ability to replace wp-login.php with a custom login URL, and priority support with automatic updates. See the pricing page for details.