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Settings

Overview​

Configure Frontend Reset Password in Settings > Frontend Reset Password. Settings are organized into three tabs: General, Security, and Design.

Settings tabs​

General settings​

Configure page assignments, form text, email templates, and redirect behavior.

Key settings:

  • Reset Password Page (required) - Select page containing [reset_password] shortcode
  • Login Page - Where users go after password reset
  • Form titles and messages - Customize all form text
  • Email subject and body - Customize reset email content
  • Success redirect pages - Control post-reset navigation

View General settings →

Security settings​

Enforce password requirements to ensure users create strong passwords.

Key settings:

  • Minimum password length (default: 8 characters)
  • Require lowercase letters
  • Require uppercase letters
  • Require numbers
  • Require special characters

View Security settings →

Design settings​

Control visual elements and user interface features.

Key settings:

  • Password visibility toggle (eye icon) - Allow users to show/hide password

View Design settings →

Settings storage​

Settings are stored in WordPress options:

  • somfrp_gen_settings - General settings
  • somfrp_security_settings - Security requirements
  • somfrp_design_settings - Design options

Access programmatically:

$general = get_option( 'somfrp_gen_settings' );
$security = get_option( 'somfrp_security_settings' );
$design = get_option( 'somfrp_design_settings' );

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