Since we are investing a lot of time in making sure that Backdrop has the same features as Wordpress #1388 and that Wordpress sites can be easily imported into Backdrop #1055, we should probably have an install profile that configures the site in a way that mimics what you get with a Wordpress site out of the box, including the proper content types, taxonomies, layouts, and blocks. That way, someone looking for a Wordpress replacement has something familiar to use as a jumping off point from which to make the changes that they are looking for.
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Thanks for the response, Herb! Since I posted that I did some more testing and have posted this issue https://github.com/backdrop-contrib/tfa_basic/issues/33 In fact, if both email...
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I'll test this tomorrow to see if I can replicate the problem and report back. It's not "per user" so it should be working.
TFA - how to setup fallback options 'per user'
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