How to determine whether the current page is the WordPress login page

WordPress has functions such as is_home() and is_single() to determine what page the current page is on. So is there any way to determine whether the current page is a login page? Below, the WordPress Tutorial column will introduce the method to you.

WordPress does not have such a function by default. We can create such a function ourselves:

function is_login() {
    return in_array($GLOBALS['pagenow'], array('wp-login.php', 'wp-register.php'));
}

WordPress Introduction:

WordPress is a blogging platform developed using PHP language. Users can set up their own website on a server that supports PHP and MySQL databases. You can also use WordPress as a content management system (CMS).

WordPress is a personal blog system and has gradually evolved into a content management system software. It is developed using PHP language and MySQL database. Users can use their own blogs on servers that support PHP and MySQL databases. .

WordPress has many free templates developed by third parties, and the installation method is simple and easy to use. However, to make your own template, you need to have certain professional knowledge. For example, you must at least understand an application's HTML code, CSS, PHP and other related knowledge under standard universal markup language.

WordPress officially supports the Chinese version, and there are also third-party Chinese language packages developed by enthusiasts, such as wopus Chinese language package. WordPress has thousands of various plugins and countless theme template styles.

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