Login Form Block
Article Topics: Blocks, Design, Tour, Member Area
Overview
The Login Form Block allows visitors to sign in to a Member Area from a Tour on your CMS. This block is required for providing members a way to get from your public facing Tour to the appropriate member area where they have access to content they have subscribed to.
Login Form Block Settings
Settings Tab
The Settings tab defines how the Login Form connects members to your Member Area.
Member Area - Select the Member Area members will be sent to upon successfully logging in. Your CMS supports having multiple tours connected to a single Member Area, so multiple login blocks can be connected to multiple Member Areas.
MA Landing Page - Select a specific page within the Member Area to serve as the landing page.
MA Landing Page on Age Verification - Select a specific page within the Member Area to serve as the landing page after a Member has returned from a successful Age Verification attempt.
Tour Landing Page on Failed Age Verification - Select a specific page within the Tour to serve as the landing page after a failed Age Verification attempt.
Pro Tip: If a member tries to access your Member Area without being logged in, your Member App will automatically redirect them to the Login Redirect URL you've configured for that Member Area. This URL typically points to a dedicated login page within your Tour, where you'll want to include a Login Block.
Design Tab
The Design tab lets you customize the look and feel of the Login Form to match your sites overall design.
The Header Text sets the title above the login form while the Form section provides a way for you to customize the Username and Password field labels.
All blocks contain Block Design and Block Content settings. These control how the block fits into the page itself. This may include:
Adding background colors, padding, classes, or IDs to the block
Changing the width of the block, and how it fits into your page
More information about Block Design and Block Content settings can be found here.
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