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Usability: confusing placement of login button on wp-admin #43
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@MagicFab - can you do me a favor and take a screen shot? I only ever see one button, but then, I optimized for my own use and am not using other plugins for authentication. |
Oh yeah, that's not great at all. |
@MagicFab - I had a look at the Wordpress code that prints the wp-login.php screen, no native hooks are provided to place the Persona button below the "Sign in" button. We can only place the button below all the others if we use Javascript to dynamically insert the Persona button. |
Any changes or tricks depending on the current code may be tricky and may break on upgrade. Not sure how to go about this, maybe looking at example of OpenID integration on existing site may provide other clues. |
Here is an example of OpenID integration: https://wordpress.org/plugins/openid/: |
Ahh! I see what you mean, the border makes a huge difference. Thanks @MagicFab! |
At the wp-admin login page, the Persona button is located between the normal login (email + password) form and the normal login button. This seems rather confusing and doesn't help clearly distinguish the Persona login button from the other button - in fact it shows 2 buttons, given the impression the submit button for Persona will submit the normal login fields for authentication.
It should be located either at the top or at the bottom
This is even more confusing when other authentication plugins are enabled, such as Google Authenticator.
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