Multisite?

Definitely ?? The plugin works on multisite networks right out of the box. Here are the release notes of when we announced 2FA for multisite networks.

Should you have any more questions do not hesitate to ask. Thank you for using our plugin. Please do not forget to rate it!

Would I be able to only require 2fa for the Super Admin, and hide any mention of the plugin from all other users?

With the current version you can require 2FA for admins, which are super admins and admins of the websites. This means that all the other users (Editors and other roles) won’t know about the plugin.

In one of the upcoming versions we will add the functionality so you can also require 2FA ONLY for super admins.

I hope this answers your question. Should you require any further information, please do not hesitate to ask.

I’d like to report a bug/quality of life issue.

When you set up a super admin with a 2fa account, no email is sent when logging in to subsites. I think the system may expect me to set up an email address for each subsite.

But the plugin is still pretty awesome, thank you.

Thank you for reporting this issue and for the positive feedback on the plugin @rojokuze

We need some more information from you; do you mean you have setup 2FA for a super administrator via email, and when you try to login to a sub site with the super administrator account the plugin is not sending the email with the one time code?

If that is the case, then it’s something specific on your website. I just tested it and can confirm that it works in a vanilla install. In that case we need to do some troubleshooting.

For example, can you start by disabling all the other plugins and confirm if it works? If it works with all the other plugins deactivated, start activating the plugins one by one and logout / log back in each time you enable a plugin.

When you do not receive a code, then you can tell with which plugins we might be having a conflict.

Can you please do such test and advise?

Looking forward to hearing from you.