for breadcrumbs, please see:  http://codex.simple-press.com/codex/api/template-functions-and-the-api/display-template-functions/common-view/sp_breadcrumbs/

via the arguments, you can remove the home link…

for widget, see:  http://codex.simple-press.com/codex/plugins/our-plugins/the-template-tags-plugin/recent-posts-widget/

you can specify arguments/problem-with-post-edit-buttontml to use before/after items like date/topic…

Thanks Mr. Papa for your prompt reply.

Since I installed Simple:Press and plugin I noticed no MORE PORTAL  REGISTRATION.

Before the user where forced to register via a Sexy_Login widget .

With that widget users could register in seconds (whiteout popup windows) and above all they were in

condition to enter a password of their choice.

But now I try to register (via Sexy_login widget) and every time i di get this:

ERROR: Form not filled by human hands.
 Obviously once disabled that widget a reinstated the default META version all is back to normal……

But disabling that super widget the user are going trough a prolonged login and registration way.

In case the widget is not suitable due to incompatibilities could you recommend a login/register widgret?

But for obvious reasons as first option I prefer to reuse that Sexy_Login widget.

Your help is much appreciated.

Thanks in advance

Antonio

you can use whatever you want…. all registrations and logins take place through wp.. sp does not have a registration or login system… we do put a link to the wp registration and show a wp login form, but if you dont want them, just remove them… whenever you are logged into wp, you have forum access since there is not a separate login system…

in your sp theme, just remove the template tags that display the register link and login form from the template file being displayed, in this case, spHead.php

sp_LogInOutButton(‘tagClass=spButton spRight’, __sp(‘Log In’), __sp(‘Log Out’), __sp(‘Log in and log out’)); sp_RegisterButton(‘tagClass=spButton spRight’, __sp(‘Register’), __sp(‘Register’));

sp_LoginForm($loginForm);

of course, make sure its your sp theme and not one of ours to keep from losing changes on updates…

see: http://codex.simple-press.com/codex/themes/theme-basics/creating-a-theme/

Also – go to forum admin > components >login and registration and turn off the option ‘Use spam tool on registration form’. That code may interfere with other third-party registration plugins.