• Resolved skumar1st

    (@skumar1st)


    Found your good plugin and want to give permission for social login only for user.

    So want to change social login link before default login form. So user can view first social login icon and log easily.

    Pls see screenshot and guide.
    https://prnt.sc/N-lY6VQJ65Qp

    Thanks.

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  • Thread Starter skumar1st

    (@skumar1st)

    Problem solved. Found shortcode on your website doc.
    Thanks…

    Hi I have the same problem I would like to display the connection icons in the middle I added the following code ” [nextend_social_login login=”1″ link=”1″ unlink=”1″ heading=”Sign in to your account”]”

    But I don’t find the solution to display the icons in the middle how did you do it? I use the REHube theme And I added the code to add custom message in user option
    https://prnt.sc/t8d1Wy_muLVx

    • This reply was modified 2 years, 11 months ago by sanchell21.

    [nextend_social_login login=”1″ link=”1″ unlink=”1″ align=”center” heading=”Sign in to your account”]

    solved

    Plugin Support Laszlo

    (@laszloszalvak)

    Hi @sanchell21

    I am glad you managed to find the “align” parameter of our shortcode.

    Just in case if somebody else would be also interested in the supported parameters of our shortcode, they can be found here:

    Best regards,
    Laszlo.

    Hi and thanks for your quick answer it is well explain how to do it Thanks… another question if it is possible I want to align the two icons one next to the other as in the picture I did not find a way to do it?

    https://prnt.sc/XVyZ09NwyBd8

    Thanks…

    Plugin Support Laszlo

    (@laszloszalvak)

    Hi @sanchell21

    You could do that in two ways:
    A.) By creating 2 columns that already appears side by side. You could do this with your page editor, or with div elements and custom CSS. Then into those columns you could put the social buttons one by one, using the provider specific shortcode, e.g.:

    [nextend_social_login provider="facebook"]
    [nextend_social_login provider="google"]

    B.)
    You should use a single shortcode to render all buttons, and you should use the style parameter with grid value, e.g.:
    [nextend_social_login style="grid" align="center"]
    The “grid” style also supports some additional “align” options, as you see in our shortcode documentation:

    Feel free to give them a try.

    I tried but I didn’t try again to align the icons next to each other as in the image I used the code and I searched on the link you sent me but I’m not an expert
    https://prnt.sc/XVyZ09NwyBd8

    thank you

    Plugin Support Laszlo

    (@laszloszalvak)

    Hi @sanchell21

    The shortcode:
    [nextend_social_login style="grid" align="center"]
    should display the social buttons side by side.

    If it didn’t work for you, then:

    • your container is probably too narrow, so you don’t have enough space to display 2 buttons side by side. If this is the problem, then you should increase the width of the container, or as I mentioned above, you should create 2 columns and put the buttons into the collumns with the provider specific shortcode, individually.
    • if the container is wide enough, then you probably have a cache, so your site still display the earlier cached results, with the default style

    If you still have a problem, then please get in touch with us over the ticket system here:

    and send us a link of the page where we can see the social buttons – created by the shortcode – appearing.

    It fixed. Many thanks

    will this shortcode work with align?
    [nextend_social_login align=”center”]
    for some reason, it didn’t align on my page
    https://www.familyure.com/my-account/

    or what should be the right shortcode to display in the center?
    thanks so much

    Plugin Support Laszlo

    (@laszloszalvak)

    Hi @abhg613

    The problem with the shortcode is the quotation mark that you used around the center keyword.
    The one that you used is the Right Double Quotation Mark. WordPress will handle the values with those characters like this:
    "”center”"
    which is not equal with:
    "center"
    So using the shortcode with regular quotation marks, like you saw in the examples above, e.g.:
    [nextend_social_login style="grid" align="center"]
    will fix the problem.

    Best regards,
    Laszlo.

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