Custom CSS Questions – "How To"

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  • Plugin Author tepelstreel

    (@tepelstreel)

    Hello,

    it’s impossible to get the widget into the header without having a widget area there.

    If you are building your own theme, you might have a look into the functions wp_login_form(), wp_loginout() and wp_register().

    Then it’s just up to you, how you style the whole thing with some CSS.

    If you have a widget area in your header already, yes it’s possible to get the form into the right shape to fit your needs.

    To move the widget container from another space up to or even above the header should be possible as well. But I’m not a CSS guru.

    So, sorry but I cannot really help you with that.

    Thread Starter Stevesonoa

    (@stevesonoa)

    What a fast response! Thank you!

    I do have a header widget area, but I’m pretty terrible at CSS. I’m glad to know it’s possible. I’ll just have to play around with it and search for a jumping-off point. Thanks!

    Plugin Author tepelstreel

    (@tepelstreel)

    You’re welcome. My guess would be to play around with those selectors:

    .widget_custom_login_widget[id^="custom_login_widget"] p.login-username
.widget_custom_login_widget[id^="custom_login_widget"] p.login-password
.widget_custom_login_widget[id^="custom_login_widget"] p.login-remember
.widget_custom_login_widget[id^="custom_login_widget"] p.login-submit

    But my trials to find something out were not successful.

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