Cool.. I figured a way..
First implement a custom admin style sheet..
//
// Add custom admin CSS
//
function deliberate_my_admin_head() {
echo '<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="' . get_bloginfo('template_directory') . '/wp-admin.css">';
}
add_filter('admin_head','deliberate_my_admin_head');
Then add this to it..
/*
Supress Login security solution 'Change all password' error notice
*/
.settings_page_login-security-solution #wpwrap #wpcontent .error {
display: none;
}
Sweet!
m.
Or you could do it the easy way, which the plugin has provided since the beginning:
* Click the “Change All Passwords” link inside that notice (or in the quick links on this plugin’s line on WP’s Plugins page).
* Check off the “No thanks. I know what I’m doing. Please don’t remind me about this.” box.
* Click the “Do not remind me about this” button.
Is that so..
Interesting, I was reluctant to click the ‘Change All Passwords’ link as I believed it might just go ahead and initiate the ‘Change All Passwords’ process.
So you’re saying that behind that link is the option to not actually ‘Change All Passwords’ but suppress the notice. Ok, thanks for the heads up.
m.
Hi Madhavaji:
Good point. I’ve updated the notice text to specifically state that the link goes to a user interface. The change is in the the 0.21.0 release that has just been put out.
Thanks,
–Dan
