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  • Plugin Support ckadenge (woo-hc)

    (@ckadenge)

    Hi @cedricbaguilar,

    Thank you for reaching out.

    Looking at the shared links, it looks like you were able to implement the forms, is that correct?

    This is how I was able to view the forms from my end:

    Let us know if you still have any further questions.

    Thread Starter cedricbaguilar

    (@cedricbaguilar)

    Well, that is not how I want it. The idea is that the login form is displayed and not the ugly form from the first image.

    Plugin Support ckadenge (woo-hc)

    (@ckadenge)

    Hi @cedricbaguilar,

    ?The idea is that the login form is displayed and not the ugly form from the first image.

    Thank you for sharing further clarifications on this.

    Are you able to share screenshots from the form you’d like to have displayed?

    Also, please share the theme or page builder you’re using for your store. This way, we can be able to guide you accordingly.

    Thank you for understanding.

    Thread Starter cedricbaguilar

    (@cedricbaguilar)

    We use elementor, and we want the login and registration form in the links mentioned in my first message. I have attached the link of the form: https://naturecastle.ch/login/. The idea is to have the login form when a customer gets to the account page and isn’t logged in.

    Plugin Support ckadenge (woo-hc)

    (@ckadenge)

    Hi again @cedricbaguilar,

    Thank you for sharing further details on this.

    While Elemetor is a third-party page builder, this is beyond our scope of support, however, I’ll share general steps you can try to achieve this.

    As you’ve already created your custom login and registration forms using your page builder. You can generate shortcodes for each form.

    Then replace the default WooCommerce login and registration forms with your custom forms by adding these shortcodes to the respective pages.

    If the customer is not logged in, they will be directed to the login form. After logging in, they will be redirected to the account page. For further assistance with this, please reach out to the Elementor support team, and they’ll be better placed to assisting you achieve this.

    I hope this helps!

    Thread Starter cedricbaguilar

    (@cedricbaguilar)

    Haha, well the elementor support said that given that the element was yours you should be able to help me with that. Could you please tell me where I can put in the short codes, so that the login and registration form is displayed? I just need the basic steps I can follow.

    Plugin Support Zubair Zahid (woo-hc)

    (@doublezed2)

    Hello cedricbaguilar,

    Thank you for your reply.

    You can put shortcodes on any page and they will perform their function.
    Since you are using the Elementor plugin, it provides a Shortcode widget to place shortcodes.

    Here is a list of WooCommerce shortcodes.
    You can use any shortcode based on your requirements.

    Please note that this forum is intended to provide support for WooCommerce core features and settings. If you need further assistance with creating page templates, I recommend consulting a professional web developer. You can find one at WooExperts or Codeable.

    I hope this helps. ??

    Best regards.

    Thread Starter cedricbaguilar

    (@cedricbaguilar)

    Not at all the solution I was hoping for, but i guess this won’t be possible with woocommerce in that case…

    Plugin Support omarfpg a11n

    (@omarfpg)

    Hi @cedricbaguilar,

    I just found this thread, and I wanted to jump in with my two cents! I understand that you wish to use your WooCommerce login page with this style you built in Elementor. Kindly keep in mind that customization is beyond our support scope. However, I wanted to help, with a few options that may work for you! You can try those:

    I wish I could do more, but I hope this gets you in the right direction!

    Cheers!
    -OP

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