All of the above is slated for 2.1 and already exists in the beta version, which you can find on Github if you wish to play with it. Just remember its not ready for prime time, so only install on Dev environments. No set release date as of yet.
https://github.com/colegeissinger/wp-modal-login/tree/2.1
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Hassan
(@hassanhamm)
Thanks for the heads up!
I installed the beta, but the settings page appears to be broken as happened in this thread.
Also, I don’t see where to customize the new stuff. Nothing new in the settings page or the widget options. Is it going to be through direct code only?
At the moment its through filters.
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Hassan
(@hassanhamm)
I see.
I think it would be better to add UI for doing that from the beginning.
If it’s going to be through filters at first, and then a UI in a future version, some devs will need to revisit their code… again 🙂
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Hassan
(@hassanhamm)
This just occurred to me:
-Dismissing the modal by clicking somewhere else on the page. So no need to point to that small target (i.e. X button)
Version 2.1 is still under heavy development and is no where near complete at the moment. Right now it’s only available through filters, but there will be a UI in the admin area to modify things that route too for the non-developer users when the RC is released.
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Hassan
(@hassanhamm)
Sounds good, Cole. A good idea is to also make sure those texts/labels can be translated for multilingual websites that use WPML. You can check more here.
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Hassan
(@hassanhamm)
…wait, I just noticed: you two share the same acronym 😀
WPML = WP Modal Login
WPML = WordPress Multilingual
Oh, I hope this does not lead to some potential plugin conflicts (i.e. functions prefixes) :/
Nope, we’re good. All function exist in a class which holds no conflicts with other function with similar names because of the name space for the class. Any other functions not in there are prefixed like geissinger_wpml_\
Thanks for pointing out though! 🙂
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Hassan
(@hassanhamm)
Good to know. Don’t forget about that WPML thing though 😉