• Resolved toje

    (@toje)


    Good day, The terms and conditions of the plugin are displayed everywhere in the profile. How can I remove this so that it can only be seen on one page and not everywhere?


    https://prnt.sc/-qR7L4m1-lsX

    The page I need help with: [log in to see the link]

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  • Plugin Support Robert

    (@robertnextendweb)

    Hi @toje

    I tried to login on your site, but user registration is disabled (admin sidebar -> settings -> general -> membership), so I was not able to. If this is intentional, you do not have to do anything, I just wanted to note this, as new visitors on your site won’t be able to sign up either. We have our own membership option too on the General tab:
    https://nextendweb.com/nextend-social-login-docs/global-settings/
    if you want to allow the registration with the social login only.

    Either way, this is probably not related to Nextend Social Login, as we do not display the Terms & Conditions outside of our register flow. So presumably it is a 3rd party plugin, or maybe theme or custom code that does it (It appears it might be coming from the theme itself, so first take a look at its settings). If you cannot seem to find out what does it exactly, you could make a backup of your website, and disable your theme/plugins one by one until it disappears, and like that you can find out what adds that there.

    Thread Starter toje

    (@toje)

    Hello Robert, the registration has now been activated. Please look at the screenshot and tell me if this message comes from your plugin? I even have the PRO version.




    https://prnt.sc/cKurJi5vtvbs

    Plugin Support Robert

    (@robertnextendweb)

    It is definitely not from Nextend Social Login, and I do not really see any classes added to it. It might be an option in WooCommerce, or maybe it was added with your Page builder or custom code, but it is hard to tell, as it has no id or class name that would say more about it. If you do not know where this could come from either, then I can only recommend making a backup of your site, and test it by disabling your theme/plugins one by one until it disappears to find out what is adding it there. If you have any custom codes, start with those. But this is outside the scope of Nextend Social Login, so it is not coming from our plugin.

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