# Login

## Create a member group

To get started with login you first need to create a member group. Go to the Member section of Umbraco and right click on Member Groups and then Create a new one.

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## Create a new page for Login

Create a new page and add the login widget. You can also set a redirect url where the user will be sent after a successful login.

## Set up your locked pages

Right click on the page or pages you want to hide from users that are not logged in. Right click on a page and select **Public access.** 

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You can choose to lock the page for a specific member or a member group. Point to the login page so that users get redirected here if they try to access the page without being logged in.

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## Logout

To logout simply create a link that goes here: `/member/logout`

## Widget

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## Content

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* Heading
* Text
* Image

## Settings

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* Background Color
* Text Color
* Redirect Url


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