# Password Recovery Form Shortcode

URL: https://wpusermanager.com/article/158-password-recovery-form-shortcode/
Last updated: 2019-09-02

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To insert a password recovery form into pages or posts on your WordPress website, open up the shortcodes editor and select "Password Recovery Form".

A window ( displayed into the screenshot above ) will appear, displaying all the available parameters.

It is recommended that you always use the shortcodes editor to add shortcodes to your pages/posts. In this way you're sure your shortcode has been added with the correct parameters configuration.

| Parameter | Usage |
|---|---|
| login\_link | Specify if you wish to display a link to a login page ( page selected into the WPUM settings panel ) |
| register\_link | Specify if you wish to display a link to the registration page ( selected into the WPUM Settings panel ) |

Example Usage:

```
[wpum_password_recovery login_link="yes" register_link="yes" ]
```