Thanks, on my installation(s) I have modified your plugin to adjust the login form.
Using the following to determine of the Jetpack option is set:
if (apply_filters('jetpack_remove_login_form', get_option('jetpack_sso_remove_login_form', false))) {
Whether you want to consider some filters of your own to allow customisation of the login form.
Hi, yes I understand.
I plan to ask a similar question to the Jetpack team.
I am not sure it is right for your custom login form to
do_action( 'login_init' );
as the wp-login.php does (it might have different side effects).
Maybe it is Jetpack that should call the add_filter elsewhere, and not wait for the login_init callback to add the filter.
Your plugin is a nice one. It would be convenient to run both plugins together.
Can you consider a third option for a login button, that takes the visitor to the standard login page (so Jetpack can do it’s work there)?
Front-end login is still useful for selected users to review a site under maintenance.
