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Option to hide Buttons on Status page when Auth is disabled #4185
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Originally created by @JackThursby252 on GitHub (Jun 29, 2025).
📑 I have found these related issues/pull requests
none like this, tried "status", "button", "hide", "settings" in different combinations for search
🏷️ Feature Request Type
Status-page
🔖 Feature description
Hello,
I'm using authentik to handle authentication and access to the main dashboard. I created auth bypass rules for the /status/ Pages so i can display them on tablets and tvs. This works fine so far, but since the regular Auth is disabled, the "edit" and "go to" buttons are visible on top.
I couldn't find anything so far for this use case, so i created this feature request.
Would it be possible to make them hidden behind a menu element oder move them down?
✔️ Solution
A configuration option to change the appearance of the administrative buttons on status pages when auth is disabled
❓ Alternatives
Custom CSS, doesn't seem to work (or my css fu is not good enough for it, seems like the buttons and some other elements are not overwritable)
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@CommanderStorm commented on GitHub (Jun 29, 2025):
Our support for this is not great, agree
I think this is a tad to specific and when you don't have auth you also kind of want to be in the logged in state => have the buttons.
Could you share your CSS? Have you tried
!important?@meszolym commented on GitHub (Jul 1, 2025):
+1 for this, or possibly some kind of header based authentication (?)