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While trying to set up new pages for my website, a page called 'Members login' appeared on the website, but is not listed on the team site editing page for me to delete.  If I display the site, and click on the page, it links back to my office 365 team site page.  Any ideas on how to delete, or must I start over?
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  • Hello Dean,

    This is Jason Burnside from Microsoft Office365 SharePoint Support.

    Thanks for coming to the communities with your concerns about removing the member login.

    Did you find Ken’s information helpful?

    To remove the member login, please follow these instructions:

    1)      Login through the Microsoft Online Portal

    2)      Click the Admin tab and click Edit Website or click on the Team site and then click website

    3)      Choose which page you would like to edit on your public-facing website and put a check mark next to it and click the edit option in the ribbon

    4)      Click on the design tab

    5)      Click Setup

    6)      Remove the check mark next to display member login

    -          This removes it for all pages

    Please let me know if this resolves your issue.

    I will continue to monitor this thread if you have any additional questions.

    Thanks,

     

    Jason Burnside

    Office 365 SharePoint Support

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  • Dean,

    Follow / click this --> Remove the Member Login button

    Sorry, BuildItOn365 website has expired. Links to and instructions - no longer exist.

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  • Hello Dean,

    This is Jason Burnside from Microsoft Office365 SharePoint Support.

    Thanks for coming to the communities with your concerns about removing the member login.

    Did you find Ken’s information helpful?

    To remove the member login, please follow these instructions:

    1)      Login through the Microsoft Online Portal

    2)      Click the Admin tab and click Edit Website or click on the Team site and then click website

    3)      Choose which page you would like to edit on your public-facing website and put a check mark next to it and click the edit option in the ribbon

    4)      Click on the design tab

    5)      Click Setup

    6)      Remove the check mark next to display member login

    -          This removes it for all pages

    Please let me know if this resolves your issue.

    I will continue to monitor this thread if you have any additional questions.

    Thanks,

     

    Jason Burnside

    Office 365 SharePoint Support

    • Top 25 Contributor
  • Hello Dean,

    Did you have any further questions?

    I will continue to monitor this thread if you have any additional questions.

    Thanks,

     

    Jason Burnside

    Office 365 SharePoint Support

    • Top 25 Contributor
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