Remove login fields from /customer-account page [closed]
Remove login fields from /customer-account page [closed]
Remove login fields from /customer-account page [closed]
You could do this with a low-priority authenticate filter. I’m surprised there aren’t more appropriate hooks in the login process, but I can’t see one. (There is already an example of a filter like this though: wp_authenticate_spam_check.) If the value the filter is given is a user, that means a previous filter has accepted the … Read more
How to create a fully functional user registration in WordPress?
Login form- no feedback
You can enable user registration in Settings->General and checking the box for Anyone can register. You then can provide your users links to /wp-register.php and /wp-login.php. If you are looking to build a social network I would look into the BuddyPress plugin: https://buddypress.org/
how to login admin by using ip address
The body element already gets a logged-in class that you can use to hide the element with regular CSS. body:not(.logged-in) #elementor-element-f4e5a8e { display: none; } If the ID is dynamic and isn’t always the same you’ll need a different selector to target the element, but that would still just require standard CSS techniques that have … Read more
How to change wp-admin and wp-login urls
OK, so what I ended up doing was removing all roles from users that were already setup. Now when they try to login and visit any of the pages on the website, they can’t. On the date I plan to go live, I will manually update their role to an allowed role – not an … Read more
You can rename the plugin folder of your plugin via FTP, then the plugin gets deactivated. You can find it in /wp-content/plugins/. For exampre rename it to wp-login-timeout-settings-xxx, so you can login, then rename it to the original name, activate it again and change the settings.