I have located your plugin css files. To obtain the relevant elements.
However, when I enter the desired amendments into Add Custom Css it has no effect.
I can however edit the css in your plugins files with dreamweaver.
How can I ensure these editing changes are not lost when I update your plugin.
Perhaps in your next update you could include an edit css option in your plugin UI?
Hi khunmax,
It’s easy to load some custom CSS for the login pages from your theme by hooking into the login_head action.
Just add some code like this to your theme’s functions.php file, and then create the ‘custom-login-styles.css’ file in your theme folder (and put your desired CSS styling in that file):
function
my_custom_login()
{
echo '<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="' . get_bloginfo('stylesheet_directory') . '/custom-login-styles.css" />';
}
add_action('login_head', 'my_custom_login');
This should work in a normal WP install, though I haven’t tried it with Birds Custom Login.
If you want to avoid this, I would have thought that adding the styling via BCL should work too – but maybe its styling is being loaded before the CPR styling? You could try adding ‘ !important’ to each line of your custom styling added via BCL (to override any styling from the CPR even if it’s loaded afterwards) and see if that does the trick…
I can confirm that you can use the custom css to style your button and warning by placing it in the custom css box in Birds plugin.
I am already running a custom functionality plugin so I will add your snippet to it and a custom css sheet and then try styling from there.
Will report back tomorrow.
Kind Regards
Max
Maybe you guys could add a custom css box to your UI in your next update.
Will have a think about it for any future release of the plugin.
