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Email Auth for WordPress

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Email Auth for WordPress

What sign-in modes does Email Auth support?

Choose Email + Password, Email Only, or Email + Optional Password for existing native WordPress accounts. Email + Password is the default. Administrator accounts always require their native WordPress password; for users with several roles, the stricter applicable requirement applies.

Email Auth for WordPress

Does previewing the emailed sign-in link log someone in?

No. The user explicitly confirms the one-time email link before sign-in completes. Configure link expiry from 5 to 60 minutes. Confirmation creates a separate five-minute sign-in challenge, and the configured password policy still applies. Mailbox access is required; passwordless mode is not an independent second factor.

Email Auth for WordPress

How do I add and brand the Email Auth login page?

Place [email_auth_login] on a WordPress page. Configure the email subject, sender, logo, footer and safe HTML template in Email Auth settings. It uses existing WordPress email delivery and supports JavaScript-free submissions, local redirects and native Stay Logged In cookies. Exclude authentication pages and requests from full-page or CDN caching.

Email Auth for WordPress

What should I test before enforcing staff email verification?

Verify HTTPS, real inbox delivery and a tested main-administrator recovery path first. Traditional staff access stays available by default until enforcement is enabled. A configured recovery route still requires the administrator’s actual WordPress password. Use the source documentation for server-access recovery during an email outage; never share your saved recovery URL or credentials in a public message.

Email Auth for WordPress

Does Email Auth replace WordPress users or require a SaaS service?

No. Users, roles, passwords and sessions remain in WordPress, and there is no separate authentication SaaS requirement. The plugin requires WordPress 6.6+, PHP 8.2+, HTTPS, working email, database table permissions and PHP OpenSSL for the recoverable administrator URL. Review checkout, registration and custom authentication integrations before enforcing verification.

Email Auth for WordPress

What does Email Auth for WordPress cost, and are updates and support included?

The current CodingRepo listing is $59 for a one-time purchase, with free future product updates. Optional product support is $99 per year and is separate from the purchase and any hosting or third-party services. Check the linked CodingRepo product page for the current price, package and purchase terms before buying.

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