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  • Plugin Author apexad

    (@apexad)

    I’m not sure what you mean? The Menu bar has ‘Username’ and ‘Password’ edit boxes and then the Login and Forgot Password buttons. That entire block should be centered.

    If it is not, something within the theme you are running is overriding some of my CSS.

    Please try to explain what you are trying to do. If possible, provide screenshots or links to the site in question too, so I can look at it and see what’s going wrong.

    Lastly, just want to mention that I am working on an update for this plugin, and one of the new things will be filters which will allow custom theme developers to override the display of various parts of the plugin. This may make it easier to make this change as well (although I’m not clear on your question).

    Plugin Author apexad

    (@apexad)

    After looking into this further, I think that this may have been an issue with my ‘edit box’ labels that seem to be broken in WordPress 3.8 or possibly newer versions of Chrome.

    v1.0.0 will use the HTML5 ‘placeholder’ attribute in the input boxes to mark the first one as ‘Username’ and the second one as ‘Password’ This will condense everything and center it better, and may fix your issue,

    Look for v1.0.0 soon.

    I am marking this as resolved, but if for any reason you still want explain the issue as I said earlier, please do!

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