K-Path

I’m here thinking to ask that precise same question.
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While I had Twenty Fourteen theme activated, I deactivated all plugins that use Google and Google Font Manager still won’t recognize the Google API.

I switched to Twenty Fourteen theme and the same thing happens Thomas.

I’ve created a new API Key and tried that and it still doesn’t work.

I could create an administrative account for you to look directly at the settings and I can also supply the Key as well.

Thomas I’ve just re-activated your plugin again and got this message.

In order to make use of this plugin, you are going to need a Google API Key. Click on the settings icon on the top toolbar to get and enter your Google API credentials.

This is the result after I’ve inserted the API Key

It gives no error message.

It’s simply fails to acknowledge the API Key

Why that is what seems bizarre. The “Yanone Kaffeesatz” appears the only font that has the problem. Of course it’s the only one that I’m dependant on wouldn’t you know?

Most disagreeable since as I said I’m very much pleased the operation of the application as compared to others I’ve tried. There are other similar plugins which seem functional but lack the technical refinement of your plugin’s design from the viewpoint of the User not the Programmer.

Again, the “Yanone Kaffeesatz” font is the only one that doesn’t appear in preview.

I’ve tried reinstalling several times. I’ve also tried turning off other plugins in order to see if other plugins are affecting it’s preview in some peculiar way that isn’t obvious.

“Yanone Kaffeesatz” is the primary H1 and H2 that the theme uses and I want to maintain continuity of the site’s presentation by using that font elsewhere in my post and pages.

Well yes I want people to use the site with only one login.

The problem was that I wasn’t seeing the Clean Login and the Captcha was not displaying.

Since I contacted you I’ve tested the plugins and found that your plugin isn’t compatible with BuddyPress. Have you figured out how to make your plugin work with BuddyPress?

It’s not pretty but I found a work around for it. I created a second page named register and pointed BuddyPress at that. Now your shortcode page works. The only problem I forsee having is is BuddyPress needs to read a person registration to assign them privileges for their role.

I still need a real fix for this please.

So I’m guessing that BuddyPress registration somehow pre-empts your shortcode so that we don’t even see your registration.

BuddyPress instruction says that it associates WordPress Pages with the BuddyPress “Registration” page. The page that BuddyPress is hard coded to associate the registration page. Perhaps if I pick a different name for your registration page it will get rid of the conflict?

I’ve been deactivating each plugin to see if one is causing the problem.

BuddyPress. Your plugin doesn’t work with BuddyPress for some reason. I’ve tested it a couple of times and when I activate BuddyPress your plugin doesn’t work.

Suggestions on how to work around this?

Auriel

It’s in your personal email

Auriel

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<link rel='stylesheet' id='css-css' href='https://ecopsi.org/wp-content/plugins/clean-login/content/style.css?ver=4.0' type='text/css' media='all' />

Yes I created a page named register.
Took the short code and placed it in the page.
In the Login widget I selected the Clean Login page I created.

This is the widget
https://avifoujdar.wordpress.com/2014/06/05/facebook-login-widget-pro/

And these are the links to the pages with your shortcodes
https://ecopsi.org/images/clean-login-links.png