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=== Login Logo ===
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Contributors: markjaquith
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Donate link: http://txfx.net/wordpress-plugins/donate
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Tags: customize, login, login screen, logo, custom logo
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Requires at least: 3.3
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Tested up to: 3.4
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Stable tag: 0.6
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Customize the logo on the WP login screen by simply dropping a file named login-logo.png into your WP content directory. CSS is automatic!
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== Description ==
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This plugin allows you to customize the logo on the WordPress login screen. There is zero configuration. You just drop the logo file into your WordPress content directory, named `login-logo.png` and this plugin takes over.
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Note that you should use a transparent background on the PNG image, crop it tightly (no padding pixels) and use a width of exactly 312 pixels for best results. Wider images will be downscaled in modern browsers, but it isn't recommended to rely on that.
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This plugin also works in the `mu-plugins` directory.
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== Installation ==
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1. [Click here](http://coveredwebservices.com/wp-plugin-install/?plugin=login-logo) to install and activate.
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2. Create a PNG image with a transparent background, tightly cropped, with a recommended width of 312 pixels.
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3. Upload the PNG image to your WordPress content directory (`/wp-content/`, by default), and name the file `login-logo.png`.
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4. If you have a multisite install with more than one network, you can also use `login-logo-network-{NETWORK ID}.png` to assign a different login logo to each network.
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5. If you have a multisite install, you can also use `login-logo-site-{$blog_id}.png` to assign a different login logo to each site.
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6. Done! The login screen will now use your logo.
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== Screenshots ==
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1. A login screen with a custom logo
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2. A source image
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== Frequently Asked Questions ==
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= Why does my image look strange in IE or an outdated browser? =
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Your image is probably too wide. Wide images are scaled down in IE 9 or other modern browsers, but not in older browsers. Use an image that is no more than 312 pixels wide.
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== Changelog ==
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= 0.6 =
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* You can provide `login-logo-site-{$blog_id}.png` to have a different logo per multisite site.
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* Support for WordPress 3.4
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* Changed the ideal image width to 312 pixels, and instituted a tighter crop policy.
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= 0.5 =
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* Support for WordPress 3.3
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* Fix a bug in CSS resizing of oversized images
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= 0.4 =
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* Use HTTPS if `is_ssl()` on the login page.
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= 0.3 =
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* The login logo now links to your site, instead of WordPress.org
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* If you don't have a custom login logo, the plugin does nothing.
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* You can provide `login-logo-network-{NETWORK ID}.png` to have a different logo per multisite network.
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= 0.2 =
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* Do not use `background-size` unless the image is more than 326 pixels
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= 0.1 =
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* Original version
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== Upgrade Notice ==
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= 0.6 =
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Upgrade now for WordPress 3.4 support! Also adds the ability to set a custom logo per site on a network.
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= 0.5 =
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Upgrade immediately or the plugin will not work in WordPress 3.3!
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= 0.4 =
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Adds support for SSL
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= 0.3 =
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Makes the logo link to your site instead of WordPress.org! Support for per-network logos.
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= 0.2 =
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Upgrade now to avoid stretching small images. |