@hitsheets The default WordPress login/registration system (/wp-login.php, /wp-login.php?action=register) can be customized with s2Member . You can set a font family, font size, background color, background image properties, text/shadow colors, a logo image, the click URL for your logo image, the title attribute for your logo image, and a custom footer design that supports raw HTML and even PHP code. See: Dashboard → s2Member → General Options → Login/Registration Design
Okay i see that.
However, I would want to make extra changes to the CSS, like the padding on the text box, etc. It doesnt work if I paste the custom CSS to the WordPress ‘editor’ because s2member takes over the login/registration fields.
Is there a way to add custom CSS to those fields via s2 memeber?
You can also alternatively try using login widgets to extend the customisation, have a look at: https://s2member.com/kb-article/recommended-login-box-widgets/
@hitsheets
1. How can I save CSS changes to the wordpress login.php pages (i’m using the one provided by s2memeber)
2. Is it possible to make changes to the footer section of the login.php page (where it says “Register | Forgot Your Password?”. I want to change the words in those sections.
s2Member doesn’t add a new login.php, it customizes the WP one.
You can make your own customizations from: WP Admin -> s2Member -> General -> Registration/Login Design
Look at the bottom of that panel, there’s a section for the Footer.
There you can also add styles between <style> </style> tags if needed. Or link to a CSS file for that page, like this:
<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" media="all" href="http://s2member.net/wp-content/themes/s2membernet/wp-login.css" />
Use CSS selectors and it should be possible to customize the look quite a bit.
You can see an example over at s2member.net:
http://s2member.net/wp-login.php
I hope that helps. 🙂
Cristián
@cristian
Your answer did the trick (using the <style> tags in the Registration/Login Design section of s2Memeber
Only worry is if s2Memeber updates, will the customization get lost?
Glad it helped. 🙂
It won’t get lost, it’s not in the files. That’s stored as an option in the database.
