LoginKit

• Forms selection – Choose whether the panel shows the Login tab, the Register tab, or both.
  Note: The Register tab only appears if WooCommerce’s “Allow customers to create an account” setting is enabled under WooCommerce → Settings → Accounts & Privacy.
  
• Default tab – Which tab (Login or Register) is active when the panel first opens.
• Redirect after login / register / logout – Where to send the customer after each action. Login and register default to My Account; logout defaults to the homepage.
• Customer account block – When enabled, clicking the WooCommerce “Customer account” block opens the LoginKit panel instead of navigating to the My Account page.

• Style My account form – Applies your Style Builder design to the default WooCommerce My Account login/register/lost-password forms — for stores that display that page directly rather than the popup or slide-in panel.
• Redirect My account page – Optionally redirect visitors away from the My Account page entirely (e.g., to a custom dashboard). Leave blank to disable.

• Proceed to checkout – When enabled, guests clicking “Proceed to checkout” on the cart page see the LoginKit panel instead of going straight to checkout.
• Default tab – Which tab opens from that click — defaults to Register, to encourage account creation.
• Enable guest checkout – Shows a “continue as guest” option inside the panel so customers aren’t forced to log in or register.
• Show guest checkout in – Choose whether the guest-checkout option appears on the Login tab, the Register tab, or both.
• Title text / Button text – Customize the guest-checkout prompt (default: Don't want to register now?) and button label (default: Guest Checkout).
• Redirection – Where to send the customer after logging in or registering from this panel — defaults to the checkout page.

• Checkout login link – Intercepts the “Log in” link WooCommerce shows guests on the checkout page, opening the LoginKit panel instead.
  Note: WooCommerce’s “Enable log-in during checkout” setting under WooCommerce → Settings → Accounts & Privacy — otherwise WooCommerce never shows the link to intercept.
• Default tab – Which tab (Login or Register) opens from that link.
• Redirection – Where to send the customer after logging in or registering from this panel — defaults to the checkout page.

Automatically opens the panel without the customer clicking anything.

• Auto open – Master on/off switch for the feature.
• Show on pages – All pages, Home, Single product, and/or specific Custom pages via a searchable page picker.
• Trigger – On page load, or after scroll % — paired with the Scroll threshold field.
• Delay (seconds) – Wait before opening, 0–60 seconds. Used with the page-load trigger.
• Scroll threshold (%) – How far down the page a visitor must scroll before it opens, 1–100%.
• Show frequency – Every page load, once per session, or once ever.
• Don’t show if dismissed – Once a visitor manually closes the auto-opened panel, don’t show it to them again.

• Close on overlay / Escape key – Standard dismiss behavior for the panel, on by default.
• Custom classes – Comma-separated CSS classes; any element with one of these classes opens the panel when clicked. LoginKit also ships a built-in loginkit-trigger class that always works, no configuration needed.
• URL parameter – Pick a query-parameter name (e.g. login) so a link like yoursite.com/?login opens the panel automatically when visited.
• Delete data on uninstall – When checked, all LoginKit settings and analytics data are removed if the plugin is deleted. Off by default, so reinstalling preserves your configuration.

A visual, live-preview editor for the panel’s appearance.

• General – Options like Appearance (Popup or Slide-in), Dimension, Background, Border, etc of the form.
• Tabs – Lets you customize the tabs. Options like Label, Border, Colors, Background, Hover Colors, etc.
• Form Customization – Options to customize the form, background color, text color, button, inputs, etc.
• Form Fields – Options to customize the appearance of forms, fields, elements, etc. Major options are show or hide labels, show or hide icons, icon colors, label of each input, icon picker, placeholder text, etc.
• Sidebar – Optional image or promotional panel shown alongside the form. Configure position (left/right), width, and image with focal-point control.
• Guest checkout – Style the guest-checkout prompt and button of the cart page that pops up when the “Proceed to checkout” button is clicked.

A read-only dashboard showing how the panel performs, broken down by where it was opened.

• Panel opens – Total times the panel was opened, from any source.
• Logins / Registrations – Successful auth events, recorded server-side.
• Guest checkout clicks – Clicks on the guest-checkout button in the cart page.
• Checkout “Log in” clicks – Clicks on the intercepted checkout login link.
• Conversion rate – Percentage of successful login or registration.
• Conversion sources – Logins/registrations by source: panel, cart, checkout, or My Account — filterable by Today / 7 / 30 / 60 days / All time, or a custom range.
• Last 14 days – Daily breakdown with a bar chart of panel opens

Only anonymous daily aggregate counters are stored — no IP addresses or other personal data. GDPR-safe by design.

• Reset – Reset all options to their defaults. This cannot be undone.
• Export – Download all current Style Builder and settings values as a JSON file.
• Import – Upload a previously exported JSON file to apply those settings — handy for copying a design from staging to production, or between sites.

Any link or button on your site can open the LoginKit panel. Three ways to wire one up:

1. Built-in class

Add loginkit-trigger to any element. Works immediately, no settings needed.

<a href="#" class="loginkit-trigger">Sign in</a>

2. Custom classes

List your own class name(s) in Advanced → Custom classes, if you’d rather not use the built-in one.

3. URL parameter

Configure a parameter name in Advanced → URL parameter, then link to “yoursite.com/?login” to open the panel automatically on load.

1. Register tab doesn’t appear

WooCommerce → Accounts & Privacy → “Allow customers to create an account” is disabled.

2. Checkout “Log in” link isn’t intercepted

WooCommerce → Accounts & Privacy → “Enable log-in during checkout” is disabled.

3. Panel doesn’t auto-open

Check the page is included in “Show on pages,” the frequency setting has already suppressed it for this visitor, or “Don’t show if dismissed” is blocking a returning visitor.

4. Custom trigger button doesn’t work

Confirm the class name matches exactly (case-sensitive) what’s saved in Advanced → Custom classes, or use the built-in loginkit-trigger class instead.

5. Style changes aren’t visible

Confirm changes were saved in Form builder — the live preview does not auto-save.