Mohamed Endisha

@picturebreeze You can change them in one of three ways:

Option 1: Filter (code): Add to your theme’s functions.php:

add_filter('secure_passkeys_get_frontend_register_localization', function ($i18n) {
    $i18n['title'] = 'Your custom heading';
    $i18n['description'] = 'Your custom description paragraph.';
    return $i18n;
});

Option 2: gettext filter: Add to your theme’s functions.php:

add_filter('gettext', function ($translated, $text, $domain) {
    if ($domain !== 'secure-passkeys') {
        return $translated;
    }

    if ($text === 'Passwordless sign-in with passkeys') {
        return 'Your custom heading here';
    }

    if (strpos($text, 'Passkeys offer a secure and user-friendly') === 0) {
        return 'Your custom description paragraph here.';
    }

    return $translated;
}, 10, 3);

Option 3: Translation (no code):

Install Loco Translate plugin, open Secure Passkeys, and edit these two source strings:

• Passwordless sign-in with passkeys
• Passkeys offer a secure and user-friendly authentication method…

@bryanhiggs

Login shortcode: [secure_passkeys_login_form] that you can use to display the Secure Passkeys login form.

If Profile Builder allows adding custom shortcodes inside its login forms/pages, you can simply inject that shortcode where needed.

Otherwise, you’ll need to contact the Profile Builder plugin developer/support team to ask how to properly embed third-party shortcodes into their login flow.

@mengelsen

Most 2FA plugins use wp_login action, which can cause login issues. In Secure Passkeys release 1.2.4 we added a secure_passkeys_web_authn_validate_user_sign_in_enable_wp_login filter that is disabled by default. If you need it in your case, you can enable it as needed.

Thread: https://wordpress.org/support/topic/can-2fa-work-alongside-passkeys/

Thanks

@wendellh It looks like the ARMember plugin is currently closed on WordPress.org due to a guideline violation, so it’s not available for download at the moment.

Once it’s officially available again, we can review and consider adding support.

Thanks

@chris1407 this is a valid request. I’ll consider adding a “Redirect URL” field after the login, in the plugin settings, in a future release to simplify this.

Thanks

@westerdaled @pjv

The new release 1.2.4 has been published. Please check it, and it includes a fix for the 2FA plugins and should now work correctly for you.

@iamsaugata

You’re welcome! I’m glad to hear the issue was identified and that the plugin is now working perfectly.

@iamsaugata

Hello,

The issue you are experiencing occurs because the “Login via Passkey” button attempts a Username-less Login (using a Discoverable Credential).

While you can see the passkey on your device, our system is optimized to create Standard Credentials. We chose this to ensure maximum compatibility across all devices, as many YubiKeys have limited storage space for the resident keys required for username-less login.

Currently, the Secure Passkeys interface does not yet support the “Username First” approach required for these Standard Credentials. We plan to include this functionality in the next release.

Thank you.