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How to disable the "Help" module in the upper right corner of the homepage?

Added by 黄 黄 over 2 years ago

How to disable the "Help" module in the upper right corner of the homepage?


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RE: How to disable the "Help" module in the upper right corner of the homepage? - Added by 黄 黄 over 2 years ago

There are also logo changes

RE: How to disable the "Help" module in the upper right corner of the homepage? - Added by stefano marty over 2 years ago

+1

I suggest to completely disable "Search" and "Help" on the login page whenever the user self-registration is disabled by the admin. A site where self-registration is disabled is generally a closed site, with zero additional info displayed to the casual visitor.

Thanks.

RE: How to disable the \"Help\" module in the upper right corner of the homepage? - Added by 黄 黄 over 2 years ago

Hello, can't find the "Help" option in the upper right corner of the disabled login page. Please also tell the specific location

Stefano Martinelli wrote:

+1

I suggest to completely disable "Search" and "Help" on the login page whenever the user self-registration is disabled by the admin. A site where self-registration is disabled is generally a closed site, with zero additional info displayed to the casual visitor.

Thanks.

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