Don't show the login button if you're already logged in #159
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@neonnero your second 2 items should be fully handled with either some existing changes or some changing coming in the next release. Your first request will still need to be looked at. |
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Is this possible now?
At this time, I am using Gutenberg blocks to set display conditions for logged-in and logged-out users. But it'd be nice to have this as a native feature. Thanks Kind regards, |
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The second two items already exist with the short code. Not showing the button when logged in is something I don't believe has been implemented yet. |
CSS solution/workaroundActually, this can be achieved by just CSS (see this answer and WordPress documentation for more details), because the [openid_connect_generic_login_button button_text="Login"]
<a class="oidc-login-link" href="[openid_connect_generic_auth_url]">Login</a>
<a class="oidc-logout-link" href="/wp-login.php?action=logout">Logout</a>body.logged-in .openid-connect-login-button,
body.logged-in .oidc-login-link,
body:not(.logged-in) .oidc-logout-link
{
display: none;
}Would something like this be sufficient for you @neonnero ? Shortcode optionHowever, I understand that option within the plugin would be nice for this. For example, shortcode option
Since the plugin supports end_session endpoint, we could create shortcode for the Logout button/url as well with the same option to define visibility. What do you think @timnolte ? (I have a working code for the login button.) |
timnolte
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I'd like to have additional options when using a separate login button ([openid_connect_generic_login_button]).
My suggestions:
Customize the button label textWhen using a separate login button (using a shortcode), enable that the user can be redirected back to the page they were on after logging inThis could also be extended to a post/page general options, for articles/pages where login may be required to show the full text.
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