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Home » Code Snippets » wpmem_login_form_defaults parameters

wpmem_login_form_defaults parameters

Chad Butler · May 9, 2020 ·

/*
@param array $args {
    @type string $heading      The form heading
    @type string $action       The form action (do not change unless you know what you are doing)
    @type string $button_text  The form submit button text
    @type string $redirect_to  The $redirect_to parameter
    @type array  $inputs {
        An array of inputs, there will be one array element for each form input, keyed starting with [0].
    
        @type string $name   The field label
        @type string $type   The field type
        @type string $tag    The field meta tag
        @type string $class  The CSS class
        @type string $div
    }
}
*/

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