Plugin Author
Austin
(@austyfrosty)
Do you have an example? I’ve got a few installs with no problems.
Hello, it does not work because the css style that the plugin has to override is not h1 a anymore but .login h1 a
Having the same issue here. What do we change to get it working again? And where?
Alright. Line 78 in custom-login.css.php says:
h1 a
I changed it to
.login h1 a
And now the custom logo appears again.
I just can’t figure out how to get the background image to work again.
And now… I made it so that the html background image is applied to the body in stead. And that seems to work. Line 32:
html
change it to:
body
I don’t like “hacking” people’s plugins but this solution gets my login screen back to what it looked like before 3.3 update. So for now it works again.
Plugin Author
Austin
(@austyfrosty)
Looks like a last minute CSS change to the 3.3 core. I’ll update the plugin today. But note, you don’t have to hack the core, you could just add that to the custom CSS box and it would override the default settings.
Also the body background should be fixed, as they also added a background color which effected some designs.
yes, works again. thanks!
Great. Now it’s back to normal. Thanks!
On another note: I can’t get the custom css to change the color of the links below the login box. Can you tell me how to target those styles?
It’s the Register, Lost your password and Back to webpage links.
Plugin Author
Austin
(@austyfrosty)
.login #backtoblog a { color: #color; }
I can’t seem to get it to work either for some reason.
I can’t really make it work right. The colors will not change. I can alter the drop shadow though.
Plugin Author
Austin
(@austyfrosty)
Sorry can’t help much more. If you’d like I can help you out more, contact me http://austinpassy.com/contact
No problem. I can live with it as it is.
im having skriftklog´s problem too.. I even tried to insert the
.login #backtoblog a { color: #color; }
directly to the wp-login.php file
Im just having that issue… butt this plugin ROKS
