change in email input field after 2.9.9 update

Hi emlynb,

It should be possible, can you post a link to your website please? It may depend on the theme you are using.

Thanks.

https://a82.b86.myftpupload.com/login/

Site is under development.

Hi Emlynb,

It appears that the divi theme is overriding some of our CSS. We have looked into the element to style your login properly. Would you able to use the following custom CSS:

.feup-pure-form-aligned .feup-pure-control-group label {
text-align: center;
width: 100%;
padding: none;
}

.feup-pure-form-aligned .feup-pure-control-group {
text-align:center;
}

.ewd-feup-text-input .ewd-feup-login-field {
margin-left: auto !important;
margin-right: auto !important;
margin-bottom: 0.4em !important;
padding: 10px !important
}

Let us know if it works properly.

Best regards,

Hello and thank you for working on this.

The ‘password’ input field and ‘login’ button are now centered but the ‘user’ input field is still shifted to the far left.

Hi,

On line 104 of the file front-end-only-users/Shortcodes/Insert_Login_Form.php, it should currently display the following code:

$ReturnString .= "<input type='text' class='ewd-feup-text-input ewd-feup-login-field' name='Username' placeholder='" . $feup_Label_Email . "...'>";

We will add an ID for the field and add it to a following update. In the meantime, since the theme is overriding the custom CSS, we would suggest you adding an ID to the element, such as id=’ewd-feup-login-email-input’ and using this ID for the custom CSS.

$ReturnString .= "<input type='text' id='ewd-feup-login-email-input' class='ewd-feup-text-input ewd-feup-login-field' name='Username' placeholder='" . $feup_Label_Email . "...'>";

Best,

Not having any luck getting this to line up and Registration form does not look good with all fields and labels centered.

When will a fix for Divi users be released?

Thank you,
Emlyn

Hi,

Did you try adding the ID and styling it with CSS?

Hello,

I appears that the plugin CSS is overriding the theme even with the ID and CSS in the theme.

I hacked up a temporary solution that will hopefully work using CSS in the plugin.

Emlyn

Hi Emlyn,

If you give the input a unique ID (one that doesn’t exist for anything in the theme), then it shouldn’t be overwritten by anything and it shouldn’t overwrite anything.