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Hello, can you please teach me how I can disable the change password function or hiding it by using CSS? Since all customers and providers use their profiles provided by another membership system to change passwords.
Hello Jeffrey,
There isn't an option to disable these in Amelia with its current features, unfortunately.
You can try hiding it with adding custom CSS, you can try adding this custom CSS to the page where you have the Customer panel:
#am-cabinet > div.am-cabinet-dashboard > div.am-cabinet-content > span > div.am-cabinet-profile > div.am-cabinet-button > div > button.el-button.el-button--default {display:none !important;}
And for the employee panel, you can try adding this CSS to the page:
#am-cabinet > div.am-cabinet-dashboard > div.am-cabinet-content > span > div.am-cabinet-profile > div.am-cabinet-button > div > button.el-button.el-button--default.am-ml-32 {display:none !important;}If you don't have the CSS option on the page, you can add them as format HTML by adding the <style></style> tags only, like this:
<style> #am-cabinet > div.am-cabinet-dashboard > div.am-cabinet-content > span > div.am-cabinet-profile > div.am-cabinet-button > div > button.el-button.el-button--default {display:none !important;} </style>