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1. lauras2009
   Member
   Posted 2 years ago #

   I love this plugin but I am having trouble with one thing.

   The styling of the text input fields in the sidebar-login module is conflicting with the styling of the input fields on the login/registration pages, even though I have created different classes for each.

   I added 'class="small"' to the sidebar-login.php input fields, i.e.,
   <p class="login"><input ... id="user_login" class="small" /></p>.

   I have created a class called #user_login.small (or input#user_login.small, or p.login input#user_login.small ... tried lots of things) that sets the size of these input fields.

   However the input fields insist on taking their styling from a different class selector, namely: input#user_login.

   Why can't I seem to add class="small" to the input fields and have it be recognized by the stylesheet? Is there any way around this?

   I am using FF on Mac OSX. I need it to work on IE and FF, for Windows, Mac.

   Thanks much for any help,

   Laura S.

   http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/sidebar-login/

2. lauras2009
   Member
   Posted 2 years ago #

   Argh, I think I figured it out.

   I had a trailing comma after the style selector:
   input#user_login.small, input#user_pass.small, {
   ...
   }

   Once I got rid of the comma, two hours later, problem solved.

3. MCNX
   Member
   Posted 1 year ago #

   Sorry, this is not my field of expertise, and I'm having same issue. How was the full text of the style selector?
   Thank you
   Alex

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