Moove

You have a point, he can give admin privileges to users who log in via SSO.
I customized a login page with this scenario, main login using SSO, but with the option to log in using username and password: https://evokenet.org/evoke/login/index.php
However it requires to customize the source code, it is not possible to do it only with CSS.

Thank you, Willian, but how will the admin log in if the username/password is disabled?

You dont need to use boost for tables or mobiles if you know how correctly use CSS.
USE THIS CSS CODE: body#page-login-index .loginform #login {display: none;}

This is what I use to disable the username/password login:
.login-form {display:none}
However, make sure that you enable Boost theme for the tablet and/or mobile devices, so you do not get logged out as the admin.
However, make sure that you enable Boose theme on the tablet or mobile device so you do not get logged out as the admin.

Anyone happen to have CSS code or a way to swap the Login so the SSO logins and manual logins are swapped? Or to hide the manual login field? We use OAuth2 and students are confused attempting to use their usernames/passwords as manual logins. Thanks!

Justin Wilcox, there is a select field in the frontpage settings tab to turn it on/off, find it!

Hello, using the free version. Having issues getting the home page slides to display. I don't see an option to turn them on/off. I have six slides loaded on the frontpage settings with images and text. Home page remains blank though. Is there any reason why Moove would not show slides on the front page? Moodle 4.2 Moove 4.2

Hello, using the free version. Having issues getting the home page slides to display. I don't see an option to turn them on/off. I have six slides loaded on the frontpage settings with images and text. Home page remains blank though. Is there any reason why Moove would not show slides on the front page? Moodle 4.2 Moove 4.2

Ballard Ingram you don't need to remove the theme and then install it again, you can just replace the theme's source code and run the upgrade. About the license, I answered your email.

@willian Mano - howdy! Yes, I realize that now. Question - I had to uninstall the plugin and then reinstall it. When I did that the license is error I am getting is saying that it is already in use. How would I go about fixing that?

Ballard Ingram Login in the left side is a premium feature, you need to download the theme from pluginstore site and update your moodle.

Glad I was able to help, Ballard. Didn't the new upgrade provided by Willian help?

@Dr. Nellie Deutsch - I performed my site upgrade from 4.2.3 to 4.3 and ran into a database error. Went through all kinds of troubleshooting then gave myself the weekend. Today, I tried it again and got an HTTP 500 error and I thought, okay... well, the upgrade took, but now I got this. I will research that later. I had another site that I was upgrading and that went fine, but the login box is now centered instead of left - so that led me to check this page for documentation and see if anyone else saw that. I came across your comment from "Thu, Oct 19, 2023, 1:12 AM" changed that on my other site and it works perfectly now. I swear, you're amazing. Thank you so much!

Thank you, Willian. I appreciate your super fast support.

Dr. Nellie Deutsch, I just uplodaded a new version with solving the login box bug and also the accessibility issues, please update your theme.