Custom CSS Not Working?

  • oliverrose

    (@oliverrose)


    8 years ago

    Hi,

    I’ve tried adding some custom CSS, for example to remove the WordPress icon on the login button:

    .genericon-wordpress {
display:none;
}

p {
color:#ffffff;
}

    but it doesn’t seem to have any effect. Any idea why? I have placed the above in Login Form Setting > Custom CSS

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  • Plugin Support weblizar_support

    (@weblizar_support)

    Hello oliverrose,
    custom css is working in the plugin..please share screenshot and specify what you want to remove.
    Thanks

    Thread Starter oliverrose

    (@oliverrose)

    Hi, screen shot:
    https://www.dropbox.com/s/5ff9tw1e3zi2efb/Screen%20Shot%202016-11-17%20at%2016.43.52.png?dl=0

    For example I would like to change the font colour where it says “You can now save time spent logging….” or the font size at the bottom left where it says “< Back to..” in small white writing.

    Thanks

    Plugin Support weblizar_support

    (@weblizar_support)

    Hello oliverrose,
    to change the font size of “back to…” apply the foollowing section of code in custom css-
    #backtoblog a{
    font-size: 20px !important;
    }
    Note: You can change the value according to your requirement.
    Thanks.

    Thread Starter oliverrose

    (@oliverrose)

    Brilliant, it works. And how about changing the colour of that text? !important gets overwritten by the existing #ffffff !important

    Plugin Support weblizar_support

    (@weblizar_support)

    Hello oliverrose,
    to change the font color..follow the below steps-
    1) Open the file “login-form-screen.php” in plugin folder.
    2) Remove “!important” as shown here.
    3) Add the following code in custom css-

    #backtoblog a{
color: red !important;
}

    Note: You can change the color according to your requirement.
    Thanks

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