Update _source/_posts/2025-02-07-okta-hosted-sign-in-widget.md

Co-authored-by: E. Dunham <e.dunham@okta.com>

Author: isemona

_source/_posts/2025-02-07-okta-hosted-sign-in-widget.md

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 ## Okta-hosted sign-in widget basics
 Before diving into customization, let's go over a few basics. "Okta-hosted widget" means that when the user needs to authenticate, you redirect them from your application to Okta, and the login screen that the user is presented with is hosted by Okta (it could be on a custom domain). Hence, all the widget code is on Okta itself (and not in the application), which makes it very convenient for your developers.