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Hello,

Yes, the Clef for WP plugin works with the WooCommerce plugin including Woo’s custom roles.

If by “standard login form” you mean WP’s default form at wp-login.php, then turn OFF the “Show Clef wave as primary login option” to display the Clef login button below the password form.

If by “standard login form” you mean the WooCommerce /my-account/ page, then two things:
(1) the “register with your phone” button works by simply turning on the register with Clef option (see how to turn this one here.)

(2) you can add “login with your phone” button either by editing the “my account” page template to include the Clef shortcode or by adding the following snippet to /templates/myaccount/form-login.php at line 44:

do_action( 'login_form' );

Hello,

Thanks for the encouragement!

If I understand correctly that you are asking how to log in with the WP mobile app on a site that has the Clef plugin installed, then the guide to enabling the WP mobile app here: https://support.getclef.com/article/74-how-to-use-the-wordpress-mobile-apps-with-clef

If I’m not tracking with you, shoot me an email and yes, include the site’s URL if possible: [email protected].

Hello everyone,

Does the problem persist if you log in using a browser besides Safari (e.g., Chrome), or does it appear that it is only happening for you in Safari?

Oh okay, sorry, I didn’t know you already emailed support. If you can email me ([email protected]) the email address and/or name you used to contact support, I’ll look into your ticket status. It could be that we’re waiting in line for some technical assistance from the engineering team.

@nak_attack Can you send me an email ([email protected]) with answers to the following:

1. the URL of the site for which you are seeing these errors,
2. the name (and URL, if possible), of the theme you are using,
3. whether your site sits behind a reverse proxy or firewall service or whether you are using a firewall plugin
4. whether you have customized WP’s login/logout hooks in your theme’s functions.php or via a plugin

If you mean do the Clef Wave and login button resize automatically to match the sidebar sizing, no.

(Currently, the only way to do custom Clef buttons is to roll your own; see https://docs.getclef.com/v1.0/docs/clefjs-and-the-clef-button.)

@brandonmcconnell,

I’m not familiar with VC boxes; but, assuming they support standard WP shortcodes, then the answer is yes. (Or if you can use standard WP text box widgets with your theme, then yes.) See the Clef login shortcode guide.

Hey Nino,

Can you send an email to [email protected] with the following info, and I’ll run some tests to try to see why the stylesheet is not fully loading:

1. A .zip attachment of the theme you are using on your site.

2. What method are you using to customize wp-login.php? A plugin, or your own custom hooks in functions.php?

My hunch is that a custom hook in your theme is inadvertently dequeing the Clef script.

Thanks for the URL.

Yes, you can disable/hide the “register with your phone” option on that page. To do so, disable the “allow registration with clef” option in the API section at the bottom of the Clef settings page in your WP Dashboard.

(This option was removed from version 2.2.8 of the plugin, but it is coming back in the next version, which will be released shortly [i.e., next day or so]. So, if you don’t see that option now, you’ll see it as soon as you upgrade to the next version when it is released.)

Hi Nel,

I’m not sure what you mean by “frontend.” Can you provide the URL to show what you mean?

Hi Brandon,

Yes. You can do this two ways:

1. Disable the Show Clef wave as primary login option on the Clef settings page.
2. Insert the Clef login button shortcode somewhere (in a login page, widget, etc.)

Hi Stephan,

Sorry for the speedbump. Can you send an email to [email protected] from the email address you used to sign up, and we’ll take a look and see how we can get you rolling ASAP.

peace,
LO

Hi Jackie,

Yes, you can use third-party apps with Clef if you enable the allow passwords for API option. See the password settings guide for details.

Update: Clef for WP now supports disabling passwords for custom roles too. See “How to use the password settings in Clef’s WordPress plugin.”