Rose

Hi Rich,

Yes, I’m still unable to customize the login screen when switching to 2019. I’m using the latest WordPress version 5.2.3.

The theme I’m using is Astra in case you need to know that info.

thank you!

Thanks so much; I signed up for a sandbox account (https://developer.authorize.net/sandbox/) and was able to successfuly test the site.

Yes, the merchant account is in testing mode and the website plugin is in sandbox mode.

thanks so much for your response – I think we’ve come up with a solution that’s going to work for him

Thanks so much; that worked.

Thank you very much! I found the script in the theme files and I’ve updated it to call the latest version of jquery and guess what? It works just fine now! Thanks so much for the info.

thanks so much for the fix; I just had a client sign a contract for me only to find my invoice form no longer worked. I’m willing to pay for a premium plugin but this one is free so it should either be upgraded to premium or the fixes should be made available.

@dgwyer ah ha moment! the code does work – for another task on my list that I was wanted to accomplish. I logged out of the dashboard so I could log in as a different user and voila the login image was my logo.

What I was trying to change was the logo to the left of the site title in the admin area. Which I just got changed. I just kept moving the code and rewriting it and finally ended up moving the “add action” line to the top of the function I’ve been trying to create. Once I did that it worked!

Here’s what it looks like now:

add_action('admin_head', 'custom_logo');
function custom_logo() {
echo '<style type="text/css">
#header-logo { background-image: url('.get_bloginfo('stylesheet_directory').'/images/logo.png) !important; }
</style>';
}

Thank you both for your help!

@richarduk: I checked the source and it showed me where it was looking for the image; I’m using a child theme and it was looking for it in the parent theme. I added the image there but it still doesn’t show up. Since I’m adding this to my functions.php file what css do I need look at to make any corrections?

@dgwyer: I tried your code and made the changes you indicated but am a bit confused. Part of the code is above the <?php tag. When I put it above that tag in my file it prints an error code above the header on my website. When I put it below the tag it gives me an error code to the line that the code is on. I’ve tried using all the code you listed, just the top half, just the bottom half, put it above the php tag, below the tag, and other combinations but keep getting an error code.

Thank you both for your help; I worked on this one part for about 10 hrs yesterday and already 4 hrs today. Maybe I’m just not seeing something correctly by now. In the past I’ve used a plugin to accomplish this but I am working to reduce the number of plugins I use for the sites I develop.