Hi there,
thanks that you like the plugin. But for the behaviour in Chrome, I don’t have an explanation from the scratch, I have to admit. At the moment, I cannot test the plugin in Chrome.
But you might try to hardcode the file custom-login-page.php yourself.
Find line 1497 and change it from:
if(!empty($input_style)) $clp_css.='.input {'.$input_style.$eol.'}'.$eol;
to:
if(!empty($input_style)) $clp_css.='.input input[type="text"] {'.$input_style.$eol.'}'.$eol;
If that works, I will include it in the next update.
Thanks and regards,
Stefan
ps And no, you are not doing something wrong. 🙂
Hi,
Thank you so much for the quick response. Unfortunately, that didn’t work.
It seems it is something with webkit and how it shades the input fields. Once you start typing into the input field, it will change to the color in the CSS, but it has the default yellow when the page loads….
There are a lot of posts on the internet about this problem with Chrome and there are some js fixes, but that’s way beyond my skill…
thanks for the response and let me know if you are able to fix it at some point.
Hi there,
thanks for pointing out that there are js fixes. I somehow doubt that I will find a solution very soon…
I will keep on trying as far as my time allows so.
Best
Hi again,
I think Chrome got better on that one. In my testing environment, I could change the color of the inputfields in Chrome as well.
Best
