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When using a custom admin login URL, and one of our team members gets their password or username wrong on the first login attempt, they are properly told why the log-in failed and are presented with the username and password fields to try again. When the user then tries to login again with corrected info, they are told: “ERROR: You are trying to login with an administrative account. Please, use the Custom Login URL instead.” This is because after the first failed attempt the user is no longer on the custom URL and is under a naked wp-login.php without the ?sgs-token=[custom login URL].php
While I understand they are being told accurately to go back to the original custom login URL, it has caused some confusion and it’s less than ideal UX flow. Is there anyway you can fix this to pass along the sgs-token=[custom login URL].php or some sort of custom post value to the error message that shows under wp-login.php after their first failed attempt?
Best
Etheos