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I’ve looked at the customizations available shown on the misc. CSS Tweaks and they are helpful, but I want to make changes this doesn’t cover. In particular, in the “logged in” page, the bottom of the page contains links to “Password Reset” and “Profile” in addition to the ones controlled by the CSS Tweaks. How do I remove these?
Thank you.
Hi, please try the following documentation.
https://simple-membership-plugin.com/customizing-the-look-of-the-membership-login-widget/
Let me know if it helps you.
Thank you.
The page linked in the previous answer doesn’t cover the part of the logged-in page that I’m trying to modify. Here’s an image of the logged-in page. The text in the green box is controlled by the loggedin.php file. The area in red is what I’m trying to remove.
Hi, sorry but I don’t see those fields in my logged in widget. Are you using the form builder addon or other addos by any chance?
Regards.
thanks for the hint. Indeed, there is something going on here beyond just the [swpm_login_form] shortcode. The problem is that I inherited maintenance of the site and I was not the one who added whatever is creating the extra entries. I’ve checked all the widgets and it’s not there. I’ve checked all the theme (Graphene) options, and am not spotting it. I’ll just keep looking.
after poking around using various inspector tools on the rendered page, I finally figured out these two links were being displayed because the linked pages were listed as child pages to the login page. I didn’t figure out how to prevent a list of child pages from rendering, so I just removed the definition of parent page for the page in question. I suppose I could have added css to set the rendering of the class “child-pages-wrap” to “display:none”, but then when something else broke I’d never remember I had done this. There was no compelling reason for the parent/child page relationship, so I just removed it.
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