If you just want to re-style the login, have a look at the BM Custom Login plugin.
@ esmi i have my own project i got to do, i cant use a plugin.
@iridiax that does not show me how to block the original css.
I know this is possible please someone help me 🙁
What are you trying to do and why do you need to block these files instead of just restyling them?
You don’t need to block it, you can over-ride the CSS with your own..
In the theme functions.php:
function custom_login_css() {
echo '
<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="' . get_bloginfo('template_directory') . '/login.css" />
';
}
add_action('login_head', 'custom_login_css');
Then when adding your own CSS to that file, just add !important onto the end of definitions that won’t stick…
Works for me… 😉
You can of course change the path, stylesheet and function name as you see fit.
I need a way to block the css though not just override it. I know that i can override it with my own css but there is a few manipulations i want to make that i need to make that it would be easier to just block and not override. I have seen this done before so i know there is a way.
I spent hours looking for a way once before, i’d appreciate seeing the method if you find it again…
Other then whats been mentioned already of course.. 😉
haha if i find it ill post. still looking.
I found out how to block the css like i was looking for, made a plugin from it, which is what i was doing in the first place 🙂 http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/login-xchange/
Nice find.. (i did actually have a search again yesterday, and still missed it).
Thanks for taking the time to post back… 😉
