Hi,

I am sorry for the late reply.
1. is there any way to hide it unless one has TFA setup? I find that my users are confused by the text.
>> You can hide this by disabling this setting in EasySocial > Settings > Users > Enable Two Factor Authentication = No

2. Also how can I get my login to be identical to this site where everything is neatly centered in the middle of the screen (and the text box doesn't spread across the entire window)?
>> You can use this css override code in your site. Please put it in your current Joomla template and see if this resolves this issue.

body div#fd form{

	width: 40%;

	margin-left: auto;

	margin-right: auto;

}

Hope this will help.
Thanks.

1. is there any way to hide it unless one has TFA setup? I find that my users are confused by the text.
>> You can hide this by disabling this setting in EasySocial > Settings > Users > Enable Two Factor Authentication = No
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I want my users to have the TFA authentication, but have it setup as a second step after the user logs in (user logs in as usual, next screen is the TFA input screen), similar to how Google and other major sites have it setup, is that at all possible?

Hi CK,

I am sorry. I believe this cannot be done in the current system.

Thanks.

Mohd Yasser wrote:

Hi,

I am sorry for the late reply.
1. is there any way to hide it unless one has TFA setup? I find that my users are confused by the text.
>> You can hide this by disabling this setting in EasySocial > Settings > Users > Enable Two Factor Authentication = No

2. Also how can I get my login to be identical to this site where everything is neatly centered in the middle of the screen (and the text box doesn't spread across the entire window)?
>> You can use this css override code in your site. Please put it in your current Joomla template and see if this resolves this issue.

body div#fd form{

	width: 40%;

	margin-left: auto;

	margin-right: auto;

}

Hope this will help.
Thanks.

Hi, I have set EasySocial > Settings > Users > Enable Two Factor Authentication = No, but secret key field is still in the login form. Why?

Hello,

Did you turn off the Two factor authentication plugin?

Mark wrote:

Hello,

Did you turn off the Two factor authentication plugin?

yes, thanks, after i turn off the plugin, secret key is gone

Thanks for updating, glad that your issues are resolved now

Follow-up, that I disabled Joomla's TFA and installed the Two Factor Authentication plugin by ReadyBytes and was able to resolve my issue with the secret key text.

One last question, is there any way that I can either expose the plugin in the profile view (provided by ES), if not how can I hide fields that I don't want to display (default editor for example) in the user account menu view?

Hm, sorry but I am not really sure if I understand what you are trying to achieve here.