How to remove Meta Widget so "login" is not viewable?
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On my static front page you can see the admin “login.” I have tried to remove it but failed miserably :( Can anyone help me please. I believe it’s the Meta widget that it’s connected to but I can’t get it to go away. I don’t want this in plain view for people to click – best to leave temptation out of harm’s way! :)
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Please paste the URL of your blog when asking questions here. Or, better, make your username link to your blog (Users > Personal Settings: scroll down to Account Details, paste blog URL in the Website field, click Save Changes).
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No one can use the Meta log-in to get into your blog unless you give them your log-in information. All they can do is log-in to their own blog. But in order to provide accurate information that pertains to your blog, we need you to post an active link starting with http:// to the blog in question, or link it to your username as as panaghiotisadam has explained above. Also note that when we are logged into we see “edit” links on Posts and Pages. They are Admin access links and our visitors cannot see them or use them.
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