Efficient User Account Management for WordPress

Disable User Login is a WordPress plug-in designed to enhance security and access control by allowing administrators to disable user accounts with ease. After installation and activation, the plug-in presents a list of existing user accounts, enabling admins to enter an email address of the user they wish to restrict from logging in. This feature is particularly useful for managing user access during development or addressing issues such as unpaid invoices.

When a disabled user attempts to log in, they are immediately logged out and redirected to the login page with a notification stating that their account has been disabled. This streamlined approach to user management helps maintain control over who can access the site, making it an essential tool for any WordPress administrator focused on security and privacy.

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