viktorivanov

We had the same issue with the new 3.1 version, so we rolled back to previous one (2.8).

Glad to help. Just wrap the whole thing around if(!is_admin()) check.

But that way you lose your changes once you update the plugin!

The preferred way is to include in your functions.php theme file the following lines:

if(!is_admin()) {
  $socialLoginInstance = YITH_WC_Social_Login_Frontend::get_instance(); // get instance of the plugin
  remove_action('woocommerce_after_template_part', array($socialLoginInstance, 'social_buttons_in_checkout')); // this will remove the social icons from checkout page
  remove_action('woocommerce_login_form', array($socialLoginInstance, 'social_buttons')); // this will remove the social icons from login form on the profile page of woocommerce
  remove_action('register_form', array($socialLoginInstance, 'social_buttons')); // this will remove the social icons from register form on the profile page of woocommerce
  remove_action('login_form', array($socialLoginInstance, 'social_buttons')); // this will   remove the social icons from wp-login and wp-register forms of WordPress
}

Just leave the remove_action statements that works best for you… In your particular case the second and the third…

That’s it.

• This reply was modified 7 years, 12 months ago by viktorivanov. Reason: Make sure the code is run on front pages only!

You should never change files in the plugins directory of WordPress, because you’ll lose the changes once you update the plugin!

Better approach is:

1) Copy this file /wp-content/plugins/yith-woocommerce-social-login/templates/social-icons.php
2) Paste it in /wp-content/themes/!!!YOUR_THEME_NAME_HERE!!!/theme/templates/

Then open the newly created file and locate the code around line 21st
'image_url' => YITH_YWSL_ASSETS_URL . '/images/' . $key . '.png',

this YITH_YWSL_ASSETS_URL is a constant that points to the assets directory in the plugin /plugins/yith-woocommerce-social-login/assets
but you can replace it with get_template_directory_uri() and you’ll end up with:
get_template_directory_uri() . '/images/' . $key . '.png'

The final step is to create and upload your images
/wp-content/themes/!!!YOUR_THEME_NAME_HERE!!!/images/facebook.png
/wp-content/themes/!!!YOUR_THEME_NAME_HERE!!!/images/google.png
/wp-content/themes/!!!YOUR_THEME_NAME_HERE!!!/images/twitter.png

That’s it!

You can hook on the yith-wcwl-browse-wishlist-label filter and add your own markup with the icon.

It worked for me. I’ve tried it with WooCommerce v. 2.6.3, 2.6.4 + WordPress v. 4.5.2, 4.5.3 and 4.6 – no problems.
The Borika integration works, too.

It would be great to see such option in the plugin.

For now you can use register_rest_field to manually register your ‘wccaf_xxx’ fields for API usage.