20221019-2320. In my previous post, I discovered that clicking on Jetpack will redirect my domain under the self-hosted site AND the left sidebar is different with the Domain and Jetpack towards the top and a surprise visit with Gutenberg above the AMP down below.
But for some strange reason, an this is probably due to the 24-72 hours propagation of my domain from the self-hosted site to the full-service site, when I click on the Jetpack, I can now see the left bar as it appears while using the full-service site.
I’ve answered by own question! There is a section under the Jetpack > Dashboard > Security and way down below I had the WordPress.com login turned on, meaning I could see the left sidebar as the full-service site.
But when I turned off the WordPress.com login, I could see the left sidebard as the self-service version!’
Below is what I see to toggle this feature on (for full-service view) or off (for self-service view). I’m gonna have to test my theory!
WordPress.com login
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Add an extra layer of security to your website by enabling WordPress.com login and secure authentication. If you have multiple sites with this option enabled, you will be able to log in to every one of them with the same credentials.
Allow users to log in to this site using WordPress.com accounts
Match accounts using email addresses
Require accounts to use WordPress.com Two-Step Authentication
20221019-2330. Yes, I have successfully tested out my theory or theorem or whatever! When y’all toggle on the WordPress.com login feature, y’all are working/viewing from the full-service/freebie site. But when y’all toggle off the WordPress.com login feature, y’all are working/viewing from the self-service/paid site.
See? Voila! Me smart! This is my lazy way of learning stuff instead of trudging along slowly through long-reads of online support documentations. My bad! But that’s how I learn – reverse engineering hands-on, more or less. Yup! Yay!
When the WordPress.com login feature is turned off, I successfully Connected my site to Share posts on social media, mainly my Twatter account. I will observe if this particular/latest blog post is shared with Twatter. I’ve stopped Following strangers except the EM user account.
That’s all for now. FlynnsPaws.
Hello Flynn, nice, and good luck!