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Hi stephunique,

I understand it might be difficult and sometimes annoying for a non-developer. That’s why the support is here! ?? Please feel free to reach out on our support forum so I can help set things up for you on your site. Your time and effort will be saved.

Regarding the email address and password fields, you can apply your desired CSS to these elements:

/* set bottom spacing for email address field */
#loginform input[type="text"]{
 margin-bottom: 30px;
}
/* set bottom spacing for password field */
#loginform input[type="password"]{
 margin-bottom: 30px !important;
}

Hope this will help!

Hey stephunique,

Have you tried out the solution I provided you? Let me know so we can resolve this ticket ASAP.

Thank you!

Hey fightsmarttrav,

Yes, the points you highlighted are indeed valid! The login form customizations do not apply to the reset password form, where users enter a new password, which is opened via email received.

This issue has been highlighted to the dev team, and they are looking into fixing it so that the same customizations are also applied to this form.

Thank you for bringing this to our attention! ??

You’re welcome!

Although the design is already made responsive for different device sizes, if you still want to customize it, you need to use media queries in Custom CSS. For example:

/* Small devices (portrait tablets and large phones, 600px and up) */
@media only screen and (min-width: 600px) {...}

/* Medium devices (landscape tablets, 768px and up) */
@media only screen and (min-width: 768px) {...}

/* Large devices (laptops/desktops, 992px and up) */
@media only screen and (min-width: 992px) {...}

If you expect to choose a mode (Desktop/Tablet/Mobile) and customize the login form specifically for that mode. This is not currently possible in WordPress Customizer. As you said, they are used for visual appearance only.

Hello,

Inside the “Customize Login Form” from LoginPress Customizer, you will see this option: Input Text Field Margin under the title INPUT FIELDS. You can set it to 0px. This will make your form look like this, reducing the top margin: View Screenshot

Now, if you also want to remove the space under the labels, you can use this Custom CSS in the LoginPress Custom CSS option: (This is how your form will look like now: View Screenshot)

.login label {
  margin: 0;
}

For the “Remember Me” textbox and the “Login” button spacing, use this Custom CSS: (This is how your form will look like now: View Screenshot)

.login form .forgetmenot{
    margin-top: -10px;
}
.wp-core-ui #login .button-primary {
    margin-top: 5px;
}

I hope this will help you setting the spacing for the form as you want. You can adjust the values as per your choice.

Let me know if you need further help! ??

Thank you for the details!

I have tried to replicate this error on my site but could not. I need to check this issue on your site, so please contact our support forum and grant temporary admin access to this site.

Rest assured, I will look into the issue after receiving your message.

Hi Roelinde Brons,

Can you please mention which email field you’re talking about? Do you mean that if LoginPress is enabled, the newly registered user does not receive any email?

Please elaborate on your issue so I can guide you accordingly. Thank you!

We have successfully deployed the LoginPress 3.1.0 release, which includes the fix for this issue.

We appreciate your patience and thank you for bearing with us!

Hi agenciesFirst,

Sorry for the inconvenience! That’s a bug that happened after the latest release of LoginPress v3.0.10. We are working on a fix that will be released soon.

Don’t worry! We won’t let our users experience such issues for a long time. ??

You’re welcome! ?? We’d appreciate it if you could share a rating of your experience with LoginPress. Your feedback is valuable and motivates us to improve the plugin and better serve our users.

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We truly appreciate your time and feedback. Thank you!

I’m pleased to inform that we have successfully deployed the LoginPress 3.0.10 release, which includes the fix for the issue you brought to our attention. Now, you can remove the custom CSS you were asked to set for a quick fix.

Thank you for your patience and cooperation while we worked to resolve this issue.

Hi longndfguyen123,

Sorry for the delay! LoginPress is now compatible with WPS Hide Login with the release of LoginPress 3.0.8 – 2024-06-03. You can check our changelog for recent changes made in LoginPress.

Thanks for reporting the issue!

Hi omarkoza,

Previously, this issue was occurring because of a conflict with the WPS Hide Login plugin. But LoginPress is compatible now with it with the release of LoginPress v3.0.8.

The issue you are facing needs to be investigated on your site, so please contact us on our support forum. Rest assured, I will look into this problem as soon as I receive your message.

Hi Carl!

Yes, this issue is indeed occurring. This is reported to the development team and the fix will be rolled out ASAP in the next release.

Meanwhile, please place this custom CSS in the LoginPress Customizer > Custom CSS/JS > Custom CSS section to remove the title from the logo:

.login h1 a {
    text-indent: -500% !important;
}

Thank you for bringing this to our attention!

As I said, these are just examples. You need to set a proper function for Ultimate Membership Pro. We can help you achieve this if you are not able to develop it. Please contact us on our?support forum?as this is a custom work we can discuss further.