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Login module

Divi 4

This reference is for the Classic Builder. For Divi 5 settings, see Login Form.

Purpose and when to use​

The Login Form module provides a customizable login form for your membership site. Use it when you want members to log in from a specific page (e.g. a dedicated login page or within a layout) with control over remember me, lost password link, redirect, and layout.

  • Remember me — Optional checkbox so users stay logged in between sessions.
  • Lost password — Link to your password reset flow.
  • Redirect — Send users to a specific page or custom URL after login.

Compatibility and performance notes​

  • Divi: Current Divi 4 version with the latest Divi Membership release.
  • WordPress: Uses standard WordPress authentication; compatible with most login-related plugins.

Add to page​

  1. In the Divi Builder, add a new module and choose Login (under Divi Membership).
  2. Set Form Title and choose Show Remember Me? and Show Lost Password? as needed.
  3. Set Redirect Type (page or custom URL) and Redirect Page/URL for after login.
  4. Optionally customize Text Options (username, password, remember me, lost password, submit button labels).
  5. Adjust Layout Options (form columns, field labels, placeholders).
  6. Save and test login, remember me, and redirect.

Settings​

SettingTypeDefaultDepends OnNotes
Form Titletext——Title above the form.
Show Remember Me?boolean——Show "Remember Me" checkbox.
Show Lost Password?boolean——Show link to password recovery.
Redirect Typeselectpage / custom URL—Where to send user after login.
Redirect Page/URLpage / text—Redirect TypeTarget page or URL.
Username Texttext——Label or placeholder for username.
Password Texttext——Label or placeholder for password.
Remember Me Texttext—Show Remember MeLabel for remember me.
Lost Password Texttext—Show Lost PasswordLink text for lost password.
Submit Button Texttext——Login button label.
Form Columnsselect1 / 2—Form layout.
Enable Field Labelboolean——Show labels for fields.
Enable Field Placeholderboolean——Show placeholder text in fields.

Examples and common patterns​

  • Dedicated login page: Add the Login module to a full-width page; set redirect to your membership account or dashboard.
  • Inline in layout: Use one column and minimal title for a compact login block in a sidebar or header area.

Pitfalls and limits​

  • Ensure the lost password link points to a working reset flow (e.g. WordPress default or a front-end reset plugin).
  • Redirect only works after a successful login; failed logins stay on the same page.

What's Next​