# How To?
This section includes pages about creating login, register, lost password form etc. And also how to set your plugin with plugin settings.
# Adding a Block
How add a block on Gutenberg block editor?
There are several ways to add a block.
**1) Use "/" to add a block from directly editor.**
**2) Use + button to add a block from directly editor.**
**3) Use block list on the left sidebar.**
# Creating a Login Form
To create a new page, go to Pages menu and click "Add New" button
Name your page like "Login" etc.
Add "Login Form" block
Select the block add customize it from right sidebar.
Finally publish your page.
# Creating a Register Form
To create a new page, go to Pages menu and click "Add New" button
Name your page like "Register" etc.
Add "Register Form" block
Select the block add customize it from right sidebar.
Finally publish your page.
# Creating a Lost Password Form
To create a new page, go to Pages menu and click "Add New" button
Name your page like "Lost Password" etc.
Add "Reset (Lost) Password Form" block
Select the block add customize it from right sidebar.
Finally publish your page.
# Creating an User Settings Form
To create a new page, go to Pages menu and click "Add New" button
Name your page like "User Settings" etc.
Add "User Settings Form" block
Select the block add customize it from right sidebar.
Finally publish your page.
# Creating an User Activation Form
To create a new page, go to Pages menu and click "Add New" button
Name your page like "Activation" etc.
Add "User Activation" block
The User Activation Block has no customization options. A dynamic action will be performed on this page and users will be activated.
Finally publish your page.
# General Settings
Go to "Frontend Login" menu on the admin dashboard.
First step is General Settings. You can enable some options, select login, register, lost password forms etc from this section.
**Enable user activation :** If you want to send an activation code to your users, select 'Yes'.
**Enable user settings :** If you want to show a user settings page, select Yes. (Don't forget to select a User Settings page below)
**Hide wp-login\&wp-admin :** If you choose 'Yes', users who are not logged in will be redirected to the home page.
**Login Page :** Select the Login page you have created.
**Redirection Page After Login :** Select a page if you want to redirect users to a specific page after login. Else leave it empty.
**Lost (Reset) Password Page :** Select the Lost (Reset) Password page you have created.
**Registration Page :** Select the Registration page you have created.
**User Activation Page :** Select the User Activation page you have created. Be sure user activation has enabled above.
**User Settings Page :** Select the User Settings page you have created. Be sure user settings has enabled above.
**Terms and Conditions** and **Privacy Policy** pages are optional. If you want the checkbox to show for these pages in the Registration Form, please create and select these pages.
# E-Mail Settings
These section has e-mail templates for login, registration, lost password actions etc. If you want to customize e-mail templates use text editors with tags like {{username}} or {{activation\_link}}
# Limit Login Attempts Settings
To protect your web site from too many unsuccessful login attempts enable imit login attempts option.
**Maximum number of attempts :** For limited login attempts, please enter a number. For example: 5. User who makes more than 5 attempts will be blocked for a while.
**Lockout duration (as seconds) :** Please insert duration as seconds. The locked user must wait for this period.
# Adding Logout Link into Navigation Block
The plugin has a block named Logout Menu Item.
This is a child block of core/navigation block. I you want to add a logout menu item into your navigation block, follow these steps:
**1) Open Site Editor**
**2) Select Navigation Block and click + button in the right sidebar.**
**3) Select "Logout Menu Item" block**
**4) Customize the block if you prefer**