Sky Login Redirect Pro extends WordPress login and logout flows with granular redirect rules, content restrictions, embedded login tools, and additional styling controls. It can support membership sites, WooCommerce stores, multi-author blogs, and client websites that need various destinations or access rules for users.

Set destinations by role, user, or condition

Configure separate login and logout redirects for WordPress roles or specific users. Destinations can point to the previous page, a custom page, or the WordPress default. Conditional logic works with more granular redirect rules.

Handle store account routes

The extension includes Easy Digital Downloads integration and advanced WooCommerce customization. WooCommerce handling covers cart and checkout redirects, My Account endpoints, and customer logout scenarios. A shop page fallback is available for logout, and automatic loop detection helps prevent redirect cycles.

Restrict pages and posts

Require users to be logged in to view selected pages or posts, then use role-based access rules for content intended for particular groups. Visitors who do not meet the configured access rules can be redirected. These controls can organize members-only areas and role-specific resources.

Add login tools to website pages

Use [slr_login_form] to embed a login form and [slr_login_link] to add custom login or logout links. Automatic menu integration and a modal login form with customizer support provide additional ways to connect authentication to site navigation.

Style login and account screens

Customize the login logo, background, form, borders, padding, and buttons. The Pro edition includes WooCommerce My Account styling, a custom CSS editor, additional interface options, and advanced form styling. The customizer includes a live preview for visual changes.

Configure and test redirects

1. Install the extension in WordPress.
2. Open Settings and select Login Redirect.
3. Select a redirect type, such as the previous page, a custom page, or the WordPress default.
4. Choose the users or roles the rule applies to, then configure any conditions or integrations.
5. Save the settings and test the login, logout, content restriction, or embedded form behavior.

Redirect settings are managed in the WordPress administration area. The plugin includes an AJAX-powered interface, debug logging, rate limiting on AJAX endpoints, output escaping, nonce verification, object caching, transients, and minimal database queries. PHP 8.1 or higher is required. Priority support includes direct developer access, faster response times, and consideration of custom feature requests.