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If you were using custom CSS to hide the login button before we released this feature, we recommend you to remove it and use the feature instead. We don’t offer support for issues that occur due to custom code. |
Create a dedicated login page
On some sites, you may want to hide the login button from the navigation menu but still offer certain users a way to log in. You can create a dedicated landing page for this:
Hide the login button (see steps above).
Create or go to the page that will serve as a login page.
Open the Page Builder.
Add the login URL (subdomain).(domain.com)/login to a module: for example a Button module, Image module, or a link in a Text module.
Use view permissions to make the page look different based on whether the user is logged in or not. For example, hide the section or row that contains the module with the login link for users who are already logged in.
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