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If you edit the “homepage” from the dashboard you will see an option called “Share Settings” on the right side. There is a checkbox for “Disable Share Buttons”.

By checking this box, you should be able to get rid of the share buttons.

****If you don’t see the “Share Settings” box, you need to go to the Screen Options at the top and check the box for Share Settings.

Same problem here. It totally has screwed my slider. The images from the slider stream down the page instead of staying within the slider frame. If i deactivate it then the problem is resolved. Would rather not have to look for a new social kit…

Problem fixed!!

I created a new set of keys and it worked this time.

Thank you for time and prompt support. I wish support for plugins was always this good ??

Thank you for your quick reply!

I thought of that already and carefully copied and pasted them many times and checked for spaces. I’m doing it correctly but it still doesn’t want to accept the keys. One thing I noticed is that the plugin says the keys should be 40 characters long each. The public key is 40 long but the private key is only 39 characters long.

Is this possibly the problem?

@ Screenfeed: I didn’t realize that the zip file included the plugin WITH all the changes. That would be much easier than editing each file separately. Nice one ??

Screenfeed you are genius and a lifesaver. I’m glad someone took the bull by the horns and resolved this once and for all.

For all those who are intimidated by what you see when you get to
https://github.com/Screenfeed/download-monitor don’t be. As I’m not a pro coder it took me a little while to understand how github works but it’s not so difficult.
Just click on any of the links that say “Blank FileTree Fix once for all, blank Downloads popup fix”. You will be taken to a page that shows a whole bunch of code with lines of pink and light green highlights. This is not the code you need this is just the way Screenfeed showed the changes he made to the code for other coders to see. THIS IS NOT THE CODE YOU WANT! If you look carefully you will see that Screenfeed has made changes to 6 files. At the top of each file there is a “View file @ xxxxxxx” button. Click the button and you will be taken to the final version of the code for each file. THIS IS THE CODE YOU WANT! Copy the code for each of the 6 files, and paste over the code in each of the 6 plugin files on your server.

Voila! Everything works.

Thanks Screenfeed ??

Is there going to be a fix coming for this issue? The plugin is useless until it’s fixed.

Same here.

Thanks for the reply Karen. I did look at the FAQ and I tried a few of the things that were there and some other suggestions that I read but nothing worked. So, I will try what you said and post back.

Thank you for taking time to answer my question.

Dan

Is there really no one who has any idea how to make this work?

Apparently it was a CSS issue in my theme. Problem solved.

Same problem here. Anyone have a workaround?

My pleasure

I’ve found an all around solution to the problem. Just click the link and your problems are over ??

https://shailan.com/3004/customizing-wordpress-login-page-without-plugin/

The best thing is that a plugin isn’t needed so the solution is permanent ??

After doing some digging around I’m coming up with a solution that will allow us to customize the login page without using a plugin or editing core WordPress files which would be overridden every time WordPress is updated.

First let’s use a custom logo. This is done in 2 steps:

Step 1:

Upload the logo you want into the “images” folder within the theme folder, example:
wp-content/themes/default/images/logo-login.gif

Step 2:

Add the following code to your functions.php file (the one in your theme):

add_action("login_head", "my_login_head");
function my_login_head() {
	echo "
	<style>
	body.login #login h1 a {
		background: url('".get_bloginfo('template_url')."/images/logo-login.gif') no-repeat scroll center top transparent;
		height: 90px;
		width: 400px;
	}
	</style>
	";
}

You may have to adjust the width and height to fit your logo. If the alignment of your logo isn’t correct just adjust height or width in the above code until it’s the way you want it.

***I’d like to thank Andy Potanin who posted this previously in another thread. Thank him not me ??

Now, I’m trying to change the background color, link colors etc of the login page using a similar solution. I’ll post it when I get it.