Login / Logout Link Shortcode
Registers a [login_logout_link] shortcode that shows "Log in" to visitors and "Log out" to logged-in users, returning them to the same page.
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Registers a [login_logout_link] shortcode that shows "Log in" to visitors and "Log out" to logged-in users, returning them to the same page.
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