Sign Up / Login Popup Settings

Popup Types Sign Up / Login Popup

📅 June 15, 2026 👁️ 1 view

This article explains the main Sign Up / Login Popup settings and how to fix common issues.

General settings

Enable login form: Shows the login form with username or email and password fields.
Enable sign-up form: Shows the registration form. If this is enabled, WordPress must allow public registration for visitors to create accounts.
Default tab: Controls whether visitors see the login tab or sign-up tab first when both forms are enabled.
Tab labels: Customize the text for the login and sign-up tabs.
Popup title: The main heading displayed inside the popup.
Popup description: Optional supporting text displayed under the heading.
Show field labels: Displays labels above form fields. This is recommended for accessibility.
Show placeholders: Displays placeholder text inside empty fields.
Logged-in visitors: Controls what logged-in users see:
- Hide the pop-up entirely
- Show a custom message
- Show nothing
Hide the sign-up tab when WordPress registration is off: If enabled, the sign-up tab is hidden when public registration is disabled in WordPress.
Message when registration is disabled: Displays a custom message when sign-up is unavailable.

The login settings appear when Enable login form is turned on.

You can customize:

After a successful login, you can choose to:

You can also choose whether the popup closes before or after refresh or redirect actions.

The sign-up settings appear when Enable sign up form is turned on.

You can customize:

If the username field is disabled, the username is created automatically from the visitor’s email address.

For registration forms, you can require visitors to accept:

You can also configure:

Policy links open in a new browser tab. Consent is checked in the browser and on the server.

You can customize messages for:

After successful registration, you can choose actions such as: