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I tried to go to Plugins -> edit. To edit the source but could not find the "powered by OneAll Social Login"

I just saw some PHP that created a div. The div is populated by JavaScript. Here is what it looks like when I do a View -> Source

Div w/ content

 <div class="oneall_social_login_providers" id="oneall_social_login_providers_4792401"></div>

Populates Div

  <script type="text/javascript">
  oneall.api.plugins.social_login.build("oneall_social_login_providers_4792401", {
   "providers": ["facebook","google"], 
   "callback_uri": (window.location.href + ((window.location.href.split('?')[1] ? '&amp;':'?') + "oa_social_login_source=widget")), 
   "css_theme_uri": "http://public.oneallcdn.com/css/api/socialize/themes/wordpress/default.css" 
  });
 </script>
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The short of it is that you don't. That plugin works by basically embedding a frame from the oneall site there, and routing the actual login and such through their services. The powered by link isn't in the plugin itself, it's in the frame code their services serve.

To get rid of the powered by link, stop using the plugin.

"Logging in" and such is actually a fairly complicated integration to do, and services like these which make it simpler and support many different services will always be routing through their own sites. To do true integration with things like FB and Google and such, it is more complicated and specific to each individual service.

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Did you get credit for the answer? – Hiro Protagonist Oct 4 '12 at 20:17

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