FrontendUsers 1.24

[wwtgnl]

Maybe I'm not smart enough, but I wonder how I can change the
template of the log-in etc...?
For example: I don't want to have 'Forgot username' link. which file
do I need to change?

Is there a better manual - help file for this Module?

[Jo Morg]

For example: I don't want to have 'Forgot username' link. which file
do I need to change?

You don't need to change a file. In fact in CMSMS and most of the modules made for CMSMS, you hardly ever need to change a file.
Most of the needed settings, contents and templates reside in the database, and are put together, rendered and (typically) cached, to be served on each request.
In this case you are looking for a template that you can access and customize in Users & Groups -> Frontend User Management by clicking the link Templates.

Is there a better manual - help file for this Module?

Better than what?
Note that all core modules and the majority of the 3rd party modules have a link to a help page.
HTH

[Jos]

Go in admin to Frontend User Management
Click on the right top on Templates
Go to tab Login Template
there you will find these lines of code which you can safely delete:

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  {if isset($url_lostun) || isset($url_forgot)}
  <div class="row">
    <p class="col-md-4"></p>
    <p class="col-sm-8">
      {if isset($url_forgot)}
        <a href="{$url_forgot}" title="{$FrontEndUsers->Lang('info_forgotpw')}">{$FrontEndUsers->Lang('forgotpw')}</a>
      {/if}
      {if isset($url_lostun)}
        <a href="{$url_lostun}" title="{$FrontEndUsers->Lang('info_lostun')}">{$FrontEndUsers->Lang('lostusername')}</a>
      {/if}
    </p>
  </div>
  {/if}

[wwtgnl]

See... I did not saw the button to make template changes...
Now it makes sense... thanks for the very quick reply!