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One downside to doing this: Site administrators could find themselves locked out if they haven't properly configured RainbowKit Login to recognize their account as an admin account.
Maybe if we add the option to disable email and password login, we could also generate a secret login URL. Something like yoursite.com/wp-login.php?wp_rainbow_secret_login_token=L4JRGJ6F38 where L4JRGJ6F38 is a randomly generated token stored in the database. Then the site admin could save this URL so they can access the site using email and password if needed.
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Inspired by feedback on the WordPress.org forum – do we want to add an option to disable email and password login on
wp-login.php
?The code to disable email and password login would look something like this:
One downside to doing this: Site administrators could find themselves locked out if they haven't properly configured RainbowKit Login to recognize their account as an admin account.
Maybe if we add the option to disable email and password login, we could also generate a secret login URL. Something like
yoursite.com/wp-login.php?wp_rainbow_secret_login_token=L4JRGJ6F38
whereL4JRGJ6F38
is a randomly generated token stored in the database. Then the site admin could save this URL so they can access the site using email and password if needed.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: