How to skip the "loging" button in the foot page ?

Hi, in reality if you’re concerned about the security, usually bots are used to crack login forms and they do not need the button to access your site, they would use direct link, that is not a secret for programmers. So the button is just for your convenience.

But if it still irritates you, you can disable it via css ??

#site-admin-link {
  display: none;
}

Hi Thomas
Yes, I beleive that any basic hackers are able to crack the login form using bots… But I think that if less possibilities are available on the pages better it is (for super-basic hackers !).
Once again, I like the design of your them and I congratulate you for the job you have done.

Just a creasy question (Sorry for that): Could you indicate the path and the name of the css file which has to be modified with the mentionned lines. When modifying it, may I use any text editor ?

I hope my question would be understandable…..
Cyril29

That would be style.css, but if you’re not using a child theme, I recommend using some kind of custom CSS plugin to preserve your changes, otherwise they will be lost on theme update:

https://mtomas.com/389/tiny-forge-framework-child-themes-comprehensive-guide#Use-child-theme-or-not

Hi Tomas,

Thanks a lot for your constructive answer. Being an {absolute beginner}, I don’t want to initiate a perilous operation on my web site. For that reason, I kindly ask you (sorry to bother you again with stupid questions…), to detail step by step what I have to do to skip from the footer in Tiny Forge theme the login button to Admin. I confirm that I don’t use a child theme

a). Install the plugin Jet Pack from my WordPress environment.

b.) Edit a CSS stylesheet using the plugin Jet Pack with the following string:
#site-admin-link {
display: none;
}

c) Save the css stylesheet with the filename “style.css”.
Question: Where: in the repository of my host provider ?, in which sub-
directory ?

Thanks a lot for your kind assistance.

Cyril29

If you’re using Jetpack, then everything is very easy, just go to Jetpack’s settings, activate Custom CSS feature.

Under main Appearance menu you will find “Edit CSS”, just post that little snippet there you you’re all done, no need to edit CSS file ??

Hi Tomas

Yes indeed it was so simple ! Up to your assistance, I succeeded to move the “login” button at the bottom of each page using the plugin Jetpack and following your instructions.
Let me thank you for your kind assistance and …. patience !

For my best knowledge, using Tiny Forge is it possible
– To change the color of the background of each page ?

Warmest regards

Cyril29

Please look at Appearance > Customize > Colors.