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The Hide Login Language Selector plugin is designed to enhance the user experience by removing the language selection option from the login screen of your application or website. This is particularly useful for sites that operate in a single language or want to streamline the login process.
Key Features: 
No Coding Required: Easy to toggle the language selector on login page without the need for custom coding or development. 
Compatibility: Fully compatible with the latest version of WordPress, and works well with most themes and plugins.
How It Works: 
1. Download the plugin from the WordPress plugin repository. 
2. Upload the plugin to your website’s plugin directory via the admin dashboard. 
3. Activate the plugin via the admin panel.
Benefits: 
Streamlined Login Process: By hiding the language selector, you reduce distractions for users, making the login process quicker and more efficient. 
Consistent User Experience: Maintains a uniform look and feel for users who interact with your site primarily in one language. 
Easy Management: Easily toggle the feature on or off as needed without altering the core code.
Testing: 
After activation and configuration, test the login screen to ensure that the language selector is hidden as intended and that users can log in without issues.
This plugin is perfect for any site looking to simplify its login process while maintaining a focus on user experience.

Hide Login Language Selector

Hide the Language selector on the login screen.

Raul Illana

Modifies the body tag classes adding some Platform/Browser/Version codes, so you can add quick and clean CSS patches.
<h4>Inspired by</h4>
<ul>
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<li><a href="http://rafael.adm.br/css_browser_selector" rel="nofollow ugc">JS CSS Browser Selector</a> from <a href="http://rafael.adm.br" title="Rafael Lima" rel="nofollow ugc">Rafael Lima</a></li>
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<h4>Based in</h4>
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<li><a href="http://donatstudios.com/PHP-Parser-HTTP_USER_AGENT" title="PHP User Agent Parser" rel="nofollow ugc">PhpUserAgent</a> from <a href="http://donatstudios.com" title="Jesse Donat" rel="nofollow ugc">Jesse Donat</a>.</li>
</ul>
<h4>Available Platform Codes</h4>
Desktop
<ul>
<li>win – Microsoft Windows</li>
<li>lnx – x11 and Linux distros</li>
<li>mac – MacOS</li>
<li>cros – ChromeOS</li>
</ul>
Mobile
<ul>
<li>android – Android</li>
<li>iphone – iPhone</li>
<li>ipad – iPad</li>
<li>blackberry – Blackberry</li>
<li>winphone – Windows Phone OS</li>
<li>kindle – Kindle</li>
<li>kindlefire – Kindle Fire</li>
</ul>
Consoles
<ul>
<li>xbox – Xbox 360</li>
<li>ps3 – PlayStation 3</li>
<li>wii – Nintendo Wii</li>
</ul>
<h4>Available Browser Codes</h4>
<ul>
<li>ie – Internet Explorer</li>
<li>iemobile – IEMobile</li>
<li>firefox – Mozilla, Firefox</li>
<li>camino – Camino</li>
<li>opera – Opera</li>
<li>safari – Safari</li>
<li>chrome – Google Chrome</li>
<li>kindle – Kindle</li>
<li>silk – Silk</li>
<li>lynx – Lynx</li>
<li>wget – Wget</li>
<li>curl – Curl</li>
</ul>

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