WordPressログインからログイン情報を保存するオプションを削除する方法

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1. Jiří Vaněk

   As a security feature for sites where users can register, it is very good. Unfortunately, a lot of people today still use a browser to save their passwords, instead of a password manager.

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   • WPBeginner Support

     That is true but hopefully they are not saving their login information to a public computer’s browser

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2. Garrett O'Brien

   NOTE TO MODERATOR:

   That line to delete did not display properly, I completely forgot that this comment section is HTML friendly…

   This is the correct code, spaces added to keep the display intact…

   < input name="rememberme" type="checkbox" id="rememberme" value="forever" / >

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3. Garrett O'Brien

   Actually, instead of either CSS display:none or using an addition to the function.php file, open the wp-login.php and remove the following line

   <input name="rememberme" type="checkbox" id="rememberme" value="forever" />

   We haven’t tried testing it by moving the wp-login.php to the child theme as we have a checklist of things to do with each WP upgrade, this being one of them….

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4. Garrett O'Brien

   Go to your function.php file and add this to the end…

   //Hide Remember Me check box from WordPress login page
   add_action(‘login_head’, ‘har_remember_me_not’);
   function har_remember_me_not()
   {
   echo ‘.forgetmenot { display:none; }’;
   }

   Not sure if it will fix the security issue noted by NATHAN CORBIER but it will reduce the number of plugins you have by one…

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5. Mathew Porter

   Is there also not a file to reduce the time set for a user staying logged in when the ‘remember me’ box is ticked such as a cookie etc?

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6. Kerry Webster

   @Nathan +1 – Plugin’s way is better. .css change to display:none is a mask. You could of course incorporate this plugin code into the functions.php file of a theme if you want to permanently remove the functionality but this is a user/site owner preference. I would build this into a option for the theme to allow the user to decide.

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7. Nathan Corbier

   Setting the rememberme ID to display:none; isn’t a good fix. Bots, smart people who inspect source, or a browser that simply ignores display:none will still show it, and still allow the form to be submitted with that checked.

   If you are plugging what you consider to be a security hole, don’t half ass it by “making the check mark go away.” It hasn’t left, its just your browser is nice enough to honor the CSS display attribute.

   The hole still exists.

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8. chris mccoy

   instead of doing a regex on login_form you can also just set the css class to display none

   p.forgetmenot { display:none;}

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9. RW

   Rather than a plugin, couldn’t you add this to your CSS

   p.forgetmenot {display:none;}

   Thanks,
   Bob

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10. Chris

    Hi, thanks for that great tip – is there a solution to remove this without using a plugin?
    Thanks.

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    • RW

      please seem comment above. Just add
      ‘p.forgetmenot {display:none;}’ to your css stylesheet.

      Thanks,
      Bob

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