login 

Author: Austin Passy A simple way to customize your login screen (located at wp-login.php?action=login). Use the built in settings to do the work for you, no need to understand CSS at all
Installation:
Follow the steps below to install the plugin. Upload the custom-login directory to the /wp-content/plugins/ directory. Activate the plugin through the Plugins menu in WordPress. Go to Settings/custom-login to edit your settings.
faq:
Why create this plugin? I created this plugin to allow for custom login of any WordPress login screen. See working example at: WPCult.com.

Author: Roger Howorth The WordPress "Meta" widget uses a lot of screen space and presents more information than some site designers would like. The Login/Logout plugin provides web designers with a compact alternative
Installation:
Copy the file login-and-out.php to your WordPress plugins directory. Login to WordPress as an administrator, go to Plugins and Activate it. Add the Hypervisor Login-Logout widget to your Widget-enabled Sidebar instead of the default "Meta" Widget The plugin can also be included in any part of your Wordpress site by adding "rh_hype_lilo()" to any part of your sites theme.
faq:
What is the required format for the links that can be displayed by the widget? These settings are managed from the Tools menu, Login & Out menu option. Enter any text description you line in the "Add text for new link" box. Enter a full URI - e.g. http://www.thehypervisor.com - to link to an external site. Enter a permalink - e.g. /about - to link to an internal Wordpress blog page or post.

Author: Kris Jonasson My Brand enables you to customize the Login Page. Add Backgrounds, Form Color Plates, Change Font Color, Replace the WP Logo and More. This is the BETA release. I will be actively developing this plugin, and eventually incorporating it with my Administration Theme Plugin Admin Fresh I have Included colored form bgs, 2 bg textures, and a wp graphic in the zip. Download the zip to your hardrive and extract them! Have Fun..
Installation:
Very simple to use. Download the zip to your hardrive. Extract the graphics I have included (optional). Upload to your Plugin Directory via the On-site Uploader (zip). Second Last, Click Activate Plugin. My Brand Options Page Under Settings in admin sidebar. After Activation, Your Login Page Will Be A Blank Slate. Customize via the My Brand Options Page.
faq:
Will This Plugin Be Actively Developed? Yes. I will be active in developing this plugin until Im unable to do more upgrades....

Author: Kris Jonasson My Brand enables you to customize the Login Page. Add Backgrounds, Form Color Plates, Change Font Color, Replace the WP Logo and More. This is the BETA release. I will be actively developing this plugin, and eventually incorporating it with my Administration Theme Plugin Admin Fresh I have Included colored form bgs, 2 bg textures, and a wp graphic in the zip. Download the zip to your hardrive and extract them! Have Fun..
Installation:
Very simple to use. Download the zip to your hardrive. Extract the graphics I have included (optional). Upload to your Plugin Directory via the On-site Uploader (zip). Second Last, Click Activate Plugin. My Brand Options Page Under Settings in admin sidebar. After Activation, Your Login Page Will Be A Blank Slate. Customize via the My Brand Options Page.
faq:
Will This Plugin Be Actively Developed? Yes. I will be active in developing this plugin until Im unable to do more upgrades....

Author: Roger Howorth The WordPress "Meta" widget uses a lot of screen space and presents more information than some site designers would like. The Login/Logout plugin provides web designers with a compact alternative
Installation:
Copy the file login-and-out.php to your WordPress plugins directory. Login to WordPress as an administrator, go to Plugins and Activate it. Add the Hypervisor Login-Logout widget to your Widget-enabled Sidebar instead of the default "Meta" Widget The plugin can also be included in any part of your Wordpress site by adding "rh_hype_lilo()" to any part of your sites theme.
faq:
What is the required format for the links that can be displayed by the widget? These settings are managed from the Tools menu, Login & Out menu option. Enter any text description you line in the "Add text for new link" box. Enter a full URI - e.g. http://www.thehypervisor.com - to link to an external site. Enter a permalink - e.g. /about - to link to an internal Wordpress blog page or post.

Author: Mike Jolley Sidebar-Login has both a widget and a template tag to allow you to have a login form in the sidebar of your wordpress powered blog
Installation:
First time installation instructions Unzip and upload the php file to your wordpress plugin directory Activate the plugin For a sidebar widget: Goto the design > widgets tab - Drag the widget into a sidebar and save! To use the template tag: Add <?php sidebarlogin(); ?> to your template. Configuration You will find a config page in tools/settings > Sidebar Login. Here you can set links and redirects up.

Author: Edward "cais" Caissie A simple plugin providing a link to the dashboard; and, a method to log in and out of your blog in the footer of the theme. This is ideal for those not wanting to use the meta widget/code links
Installation:
Extract the files from the compressed "zip" file (note the location of the extracted folder/files) Upload the contents of the bns-login folder (from above) to the /wp-content/plugins/ directory Activate the plugin through the Plugins menu in WordPress -- or - Go to Plugins menu under your Dashboard Click on the Add New link Search for bns-login Install. Activate through the Plugins menu
faq:
Is it really that simple? Yes, it really is. Can the plugin be styled? Yes, the plugin text is wrapped in its own <div id="bns-logged-in" class="bns-login"> or <div id="bns-logged-out" class="bns-login"> depending on the login status of the user. Just add your preferred properties to the end of your style.css file.

Author: GrandSlambert Change the way your login functions work including forcing users to log in, changing the URL they go to when the login is successful, adding text to the login form, and change the logo and link on the login form
Installation:
Upload login-configurator folder to the /wp-content/plugins/ directory Activate the plugin through the Plugins menu in WordPress Configure the plugin on the Settings->Login Configurator screen.
faq:
Why do I need this plugin? If you have ever wanted to control how your login page looks and works, you need this plugin. If you want to protect your blog, or parts of your blog, behind a login, you need this plugin. If you want to change the logo on your blogs login pages, you need this plugin. Where can I get support? http://support.grandslambert.com/forum/login-configurator