Hi Daniel,
The reason you cannot find a "Log in" menu item in the list is that this specific link is usually hardcoded inside the Header Widget's HTML template, rather than being a configurable record in the menu table.
To remove it, you have two options.
Option 1: The "Best Practice" Way (Clone the Widget) This is the cleanest method as it physically removes the code.
Navigate to Service Portal > Portals and open your specific portal record.
Click the "i" (info) icon next to the Theme field to open your Theme.
Open the record in the Header field (e.g., "Stock Header").
Clone this widget (give it a new name, e.g., "Header without Login").
In the HTML Template of the new widget, look for a block of code similar to this:
<ul ng-if="!user.logged_in" class="nav navbar-nav">
<li><a href="?id=login">${Login}</a></li>
</ul>
Delete or comment out these lines.
Go back to your Theme record and update the Header field to use your new custom widget.
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Option 2: The "Quick CSS" Way If you prefer not to create a custom widget, you can try to hide it visually using CSS.
Open your Portal's Theme.
In the CSS Variables field (or an associated CSS Include), add:
/* Hides the login link in the header */
.navbar-nav > li > a[href*="id=login"] {
display: none !important;
}
Hope this helps you clean up the landing page!
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Best regards, Brandão.
