Sorry, this (where xxxxx is the login name):
<span id=”site-admin-link”>
Log in</span>
</div> <!–#site-info –>
the link: <!– rel=”nofollow” href=”http://www.otlmm.com/xxxxx” –>
And because you posted it on this forum now the entire world knows …
The iTSec plugin “Hide Backend” feature is primarily for preventing AUTOMATED brute force attacks on your default (backend) WP Dashboard login page (wp-admin or wp-login.php).
It does not completely hide your login url from the frontend …
Also the hidden html span element with id “site-admin-link” is styled using the following cascading stylesheet:
http://www.otlmm.com/wp-content/themes/tiny-forge-childs/style.css
So go and talk to your theme developer … and leave us in peace.
dwinden
The entire world knows, because I put xxx in the link?
Sure I’ll leave you in peace, because I’ll choose NOT to use this product.
Thanks
No Joe, because you exposed your website url … and obviously you haven’t got a clue …
Anyone visiting that url and then checking the site html source just like you explained in your post will be able to find your “secret” login slug … I did, so anyone can …
Whether you choose to use the iTSec plugin or not makes ab-so-lu-te-ly no difference to me … (Well actually perhaps its better this way).
Run along and find yourself a free security plugin for dummies …
or be prepared to learn something from posts from people like me … and talk to your theme developer …
Oh don’t forget to mark the topic as ‘resolved’ on your way out …
dwinden
