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    Jellyfin Forum Support Themes & Styles log in customization

     
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    log in customization

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    LeviSnoot
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    2025-03-14, 05:55 PM
    Code:
    #loginPage .visualLoginForm > h1:first-child {
    visibility: hidden;
    }

    Code:
    #loginPage .visualLoginForm > h1:first-child {
    display: none;
    }

    Either of these will get rid of it but display: none; may mess with padding.
    To explain what this does, it selects the first h1 element inside the visualLoginForm div on the login page, which is where the text you want to hide resides. This could change in future versions of Jellyfin, so keep an eye out when updating. As the element does not have a distinct class name, we have to select it from its parent div.
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    log in customization - by Para Apps - 2025-02-27, 05:03 AM
    RE: log in customization - by LeviSnoot - 2025-03-14, 05:55 PM

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