Thread Starter
Gina
(@ragina)
I have changed it, now it looks good but when i put the mouse on it and try to active it, then button becomes strange. I think it’s using the theme default css for button. How should I solve that? Thanks!!!
I was able to reproduce it and yes, it is not a nice effect.
I will look for a solution to post here
just as a quick fix: add a suitable color, like this for a blue button
#wp-submit:hover{background-color: #0064AE;}
in style.php
Thread Starter
Gina
(@ragina)
hey, I add the
#wp-submit:hover{background-color: #0064AE;}
to my css php, it doesn’t work. Actually, it changed the hover color of button in “login” page, but it is not the effect I want.
The”register”and “forget my pass word” button still looks not so well. It looks fine when it appears, but when i put the mouse on it(hover) and try to active it, then button becomes longer and with theme default color.
What effect do you want to have? I do not know about a “forget my password” button: are you referring to the link?
can you provide me with the url so I can see this behavior?
Thread Starter
Gina
(@ragina)
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/36742078/problem.jpg
I made an picture, the first column include all the buttons without any activation or hover. The second column include all the buttons when i put the mouse on it. As you can see, the login button looks fine, the other two are pretty strange.
I see.. you probably have some more css in any hover button class.
May be some input[type=”submit”]:hover or input[type=”button”]:hover
You should override these values using #wp-submit:hover
With images only I can’t see where and how, it may depends by the theme.
What is the theme that you are using?
Thread Starter
Gina
(@ragina)
I think I have fixed it! I changed the button class name on the css and the php file. Therefore, they won’t have conflict with the default theme css.
Thanks for all your help!!!
Great! Can you please post your solution here?
