Last updated 11/01/2023
This feature allows you to trigger the ‘Continue with’ when a user clicks a button on a page, by adding a shortcode.
You can even include the authentication prompt text, or customize the ‘Continue with’ header text for the specific scenario.
Find the page or post where you want the 'Continue with' button to appear, and open it in Edit mode in WordPress.
Place the cursor at the place in the page where you want to add the 'Continue with' button.
Click the Toggle block inserter button, then search for and select Shortcode.
In the shortcode block, enter the following:
[breadbutter-continuewith-button]Sign in here[/breadbutter-continuewith-button]
Where "Sign in here" is the button label, which you can set to whatever you'd like.
You can also set various parameters for the 'Continue with' for your specific scenario, if you would like them to be different than the global defaults. For example:
Here's an example of the various parameters set:
[breadbutter-continuewith-button show_login_focus=true continue_with_position='{"right":50,"bottom":50}' css_class="new-class-for-continue-button" destination_url="https://yoursite.com/landingpage/" on_login=callToLoggedIn]Sign in here[/breadbutter-continuewith-button]
Additionally, you can change the text in the authentication prompt screen with the following parameter:
locale='{"POPUP":{"TEXT_1":"Paragraph1","TEXT_2":"Paragraph2","TEXT_3":"Paragraph3","TEXT_3_2":"Paragraph32","MORE":"More"}}'
Click Update to save and publish the change.
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