[Lena Merrin]

Although my store no longer requires a separate sign in, the product browser widget still has it. How to get rid of it?

[Eugene Rimmer]

Originally Posted by Lena Merrin

Although my store no longer requires a separate sign in, the product browser widget still has it. How to get rid of it?

I have inspected your store and cannot spot the Sign in link in your Ecwid - it is automatically removed since you use the Single Sign On feature, just as it should be. Does this issue still reproduce for you? If yes, what is the URL address of the page where that happens?

[Lena Merrin]

Hi Eugene, yes the problem persists. Here is the link http://thesewingspace.com/zip-sale/

[Kess]

Thank you for the provided URL.

The "Sign in" link is displayed on this page, because there is no Single Sign On feature on this page.

As far as I understand, you have created a separate http://thesewingspace.com/zip-sale/ page and added Ecwid integration code manually to it, while the store itself (http://thesewingspace.com/store) has been created with the help of Ecwid plugin, built into Wordpress. When you have enabled Single Sign On feature, it has been applied to Ecwid plugin only, not for the pages you have added Ecwid code manually to.

I presume you would like to place the link to http://thesewingspace.com/zip-sale/ page somewhere in the site menu, correct? If so, you don't need a separate page for this category. You just need to add a link to this category, located inside your store, but not as a separate page. In this case the category will belong to Ecwid plugin and will inherit all the settings you have for this plugin, including Single Sign On feature.

[Lena Merrin]

Thank you for clarifying this for me!