Using the login page
The quickest way to log in is through the dedicated login page at blog.wcr.is/test-1.Navigate to the login page
Go to blog.wcr.is/test-1 in your browser.
Embedding the login form
Any WordPress page on the blog can include the login form using the[wcr_login_form] shortcode. Add the shortcode to your page content to embed the full login form inline:
Displaying user info
After a user logs in, you can display their profile information on any page using the[angular_user_info] shortcode:
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
id | Unique user identifier |
username | Login username |
name | Display name |
email | Email address |
permissions | Array of roles assigned to the account |
organization.name | Name of the associated organization |
After logging in
Once you are authenticated, the blog adapts to your account:- The header and navigation update to reflect your role
- Role-specific menu items become visible
- Content targeted at your role becomes accessible
Your login credentials are the same across the entire WeCareRemote platform — the same account and password work for the blog, the AI assistant, and video conferencing.
Embedding tips
- Place
[wcr_login_form]near the top of high-traffic pages so users do not have to hunt for it. - Combine
[wcr_login_form]and[angular_user_info]on the same page — visitors see the login form, signed-in users see their profile. - The form respects WordPress styling, so theme changes flow through automatically.