Feature description By default the WPO365 plugin will always immediately try to automatically sign-in the user with Microsoft (single sign-on), when the user requests a WordPress admin page Private page / post (see https://docs.wpo365.com/article/36-authentication-scenario and https://docs.wpo365.com/article/38-private-pages for details) But if you would like the user to choose how he / she signs into your website, the WPO365 plugin can be configured …
This page describes you can add a Sign in with Microsoft link with corresponding functionality anywhere on your website. You can see this shortcode in action on our very own checkout page.
If you want to turn your WordPress website into a WordPress Extranet and like to make (parts of) your WordPress website available to customers, partners or basically to any other user from another Microsoft Office 365 Azure AD tenant, you can do so now.
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The “Sign in with Microsoft” login button that is displayed on the (default) WordPress login page can now be customized [...]