Admin/login page shows site title

Not sure I understand, an example if you have one.

If you are not logged in you will see the coming soon page on the site. We do exclude a few urls with terms such as admin, login, etc if you are using a custom login plugin so you don;t get locked out. You can disable this in the plugin if you are not using such a plugin. We never block the default login page. https://example.com/wp-login.php

I don’t want to have to go do a full WP install to demonstrate, but I don’t know how to say it any more clearly than “The site title still shows up on the login page when this plugin is active and the user is not logged in.” WordPress by default displays the site title on the login page. When you are in “coming soon” mode, you don’t want the public to know your site title. So let’s say the site title is “Foo.com, the best new bar widget” and you wanted to keep it a secret until launch that foo.com sells bar widgets. Any Joe Q. Public can go to foo.com/wp-login and see the site title and learn that you’re selling bar widgets. I would expect a “coming soon” plugin to remove the site title from being displayed on the login page when the user is not logged in.

I checked the wp-login.php template and the title is hard coded in the page. No way to filter it out. If you don’t want people to know the title in the site just change or remove your title in the WordPress settings until you go live.

Please see bug report to WP and response showing hook to remove

https://core.trac.www.ads-software.com/ticket/37089#comment:4

Thanks!

You can get the same result by removing the title in the settings. That would be your quickest fix our add it to your functions.php file in your theme.

I’ll look at adding as a future option.