"Powered by" link below Social Network icons

The $9 a month access plan removes all the branding.

@otto

Thank you so much for the honest and clear review. You just saved me a huge headache should I have gone ahead and installed this plugin. The idea that I need a 3rd party service for this is just plain stupid and deceptive to anyone who comes across this plugin. Having seen and used a few other similar plugins (yours included) I know that there is zero reason to even consider involving a 3rd party.

Once again, thank you, your comments saved me from a serious headache down the road.

I was looking for proper ways to remove the branding myself. I know already of two hacks that can easily remove this without altering any of the plugin’s code.

However, I came here to ask Claude Schlesser, the plugin author, who is also the founder of OneAll by the way (*), whether he provides a way to remove the branding. This thread has been informative and I am now also considering moving away from OneAll and this plugin and use a plugin that doesn’t require a 3rd party.

Anyone care to recommend a good plugin that doesn’t involve a 3rd party?

Cheers.

(*) To Claude, if I may: it is rather disappointing seeing you calling someone else names (e.g. “blind”) in a public forum, regardless of the context. As the founder/CEO of a public service, this kind of conduct is unprofessional enough for people to stop using your product even if it’s a good one. Also, you seem to defend the plugin as completely unrelated to OneAll as “external” service, when in fact it’s not. You provide both that “external” service and the plugin together but seemingly wish to be perceived differently here (on this forum, in relation to the plugin) and in relation to OneAll. It’s a bit of a skewed stance, really.

I agree that some messages about your plugin or addressed to you in this thread were a tad aggressive, and I do understand your perspective, but I have a feeling that your intervention here has not helped you/your case very much. I hope I’m wrong.

Several people asked how to hide the branding, and people actually know. But somehow no one can share the code/ a quick explication of how to hide it?

I guess that’s for several reasons, one being that the author will then change his code to counter it and then we’re back to square one. The branding can always be hidden, regardless of how Claude changes his code so he may as well himself provide a way to remove it.

I’llmove away from OneAll in the future and will post my hacks here, but until then you can email me at normadize-at-gmail-com and I’ll be happy to help you.

Simple add this to your stylesheet

#social_login_container
{
width: 215px;
height: 35px;
overflow: hidden;
margin: 20px;
}

Have fun

This plugin seems pretty sweet although I’m not sure the implications of using a 3rd party service down the road. The plugin branding is annoying but not a deal breaker. I know why it’s there and I don’t disagree with it. I don’t think the branding IS that obvious. I fully installed the plugin and then realized the branding is there and you have to pay to remove it. ::head slap:: problem is, I couldn’t find a comparable plugin that works on WPengine. WordPress Social Login seems legit but doesn’t work on WPengine… Alas, I am forced to use this plugin for now.

> I’m not sure the implications of using a 3rd party service down the road.

When you decided to connect with Google or whatever, you agreed to connect to a third party (Google) didn’t you?

Hi Guys,

To remove “Powered by” link below Social Network icons.

Step1. Disable default visibility of Social Login/registration button from plugin setting.

Step2: Add below codes to themes or wp Login.php or register.php files according to your desired position(where you exactly want to appear it on login/registration page).

<div style=”overflow:hidden;width:37px;height:37px;”>
<?php do_action(‘oa_social_login’); ?>
</div>