
As a freelance web developer and owner of WPCustomization, I’ve used WordPress with many clients – and they love it. WordPress is easy to learn and its back-end is easy enough to customize for certain situations. Not many visitors ever see the back-end of a WordPress-powered site, but it’s always nice to brand the admin a bit – whether it’s a structural overhaul or simple color changes. With that said, we’ve decided to collect six plugins that are quite useful when branding the WordPress administrator area. Check it out.
The next few plugins let you customize the login screen. Some are simple and let you change the logo, others extend to color schemes and page structure.
Login and Logos
WPCandy’s Login Logo plugin
Looking for simple? We have simple. The Login Logo plugin lets you change the logo on the login screen (what else?). Simply upload the file, paste the…
317 readersI had a few minutes at Starbucks before a client meeting yesterday so I decided to tackle the next plugin on my idea list. With the Login Logo plugin, you change the logo on WordPress’s login screen to an image of your choice via a simple options screen. It’s pretty much a simple two-step process.
292 readersWe've scanned the WordPres.org plugin repository to find the best ten WordPress plugins out there that extend the functionality of the WordPress admin.From admin branding to an iPhone-optimized admin, we found a lot of great stuff.
1526 readersThe Custom Admin Branding Plugin allows you to brand and customize the WordPress administration area for clients or for personal use. You can display custom images and styles for the login screen, admin header and footer. The plugin has been updated for WP 2.9 It should be fairly easy to use for anyone familiar with
210 readersA few weeks ago Dan posted a list of 30 improvements he'd like to see in WordPress 2.6. Item number one? Customizable color schemes. Two weeks later, Ozh released a new plugin with built-in COLOURlovers functionality. Here's what we found.
2779 readersNew Plugins NdB Currency This plugin is used to exchange currency values online. Main use is for American weblogs to convert their Dollar amounts into Euro currency values. It’s an easy to install, activate and forget wordpress plugin. WordPress Loop The WordPress Loop widget was written to allow users that don’t know their way around PHP to easily show
226 readersWell, I’ve done it again. Created a plugin, and finally decided to release it to the public! This one is for custom login design through your wp.login.php page. Check it out and download it through the WordPress repository. For a live preview, click here. January 2010 I’ve made quite a few improvements on this plugin. Most importantly you can control
201 readersCommon Cents is a simple/clean email template with bright/light color schemes. It comes in 4 different color schemes, blue, pinkish/purple, green and red. And each color scheme comes in 4 different types of layouts. That gives a grand total of 16 diffe...
184 readersOzh has put up a tutorial on how everyone can change the colour schemes of the WordPress 2.5 administration panel. It seems to be relatively simple, if you understand how to make a plugin. WordPress 2.5 introduces a neat option: per user Admin Color Scheme. This means that each user can select a stylesheet they
385 readersPresenting the winner of theme battle #1, Slick Red. This theme, designed by Anto, features three widgetized areas and four different color schemes. This theme is coded for WordPress 2.7+ only and won’t work on earlier versions, and has features such as threaded comments. More info will be gone over below. Live Demo
999 readersWordPress login logo looks nice, but sometimes you may want to change it, for example when building a site for a client. In that case, you can use a plugin, or simply take advantage of this cool hack.Looking for WordPress hosting? Try WP Web Host. Prices starts at $5/month and you can try it for
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