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[Solved] How to disable "Login/Register" popup - Not wanted for members-only forum

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(@richardhkg)
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[#12961]

I found topic of interest in this 'How to...' forum titled "How to completely disable login, register and password urls" but it is closed to replies.

I have all the right controls Disabled, as per closed topic info, but still have one problem not mentioned in topic or elsewhere.

I want forum to be for members only, and all members are registered by website MemberPress system. The forum is an add-on for website.

I want non-member "Guests" to be able to read forums, but not post, and not sign up. All Ok so far.

Problem is that a guest can browse topics Ok, but when he clicks a "Comment" button, a Login/Register POPUP appears at top of screen. Guest can click links and be sent to a suitable page, BUT do not want the POPUP to appear at all.

How do I disable this?

Thanks. See image for popup in question.

wpForo Login Register Popup

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Hi @richardhkg,

Please put the CSS code in Top Black Admin Bar > Customize > Additional CSS, delete all caches and press Ctrl+F5 (twice) on that page. It should work fine.

#wpf-msg-box {
display: none !important;
}

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@alvina Many thanks... Ok, will go ahead with this and see how it goes. Excellent.


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