Hi,
The google button is currently different as they specifically asked us to change it according to their policy. If you want to change it then you can do it by using the filter we have provided. Try following code in your functions.php file of currently active theme or via Code Snippet plugin and let me know if it helps or not:
add_filter("uwp_social_login_button_html","change_uwp_social_login_button_html",10,3);
function change_uwp_social_login_button_html($btn_output,$provider,$url){
if($provider=='google' && function_exists('aui') ){
$social_name_class = $provider;
$social_icon_class = "fab fa-google";
$btn_output = aui()->button( array(
'href' => $url,
'class' => 'ml-1 mb-1 border-0 btn btn-'. $social_name_class.' btn-sm btn-circle',
'content' => '<i class="'. $social_icon_class.' fa-fw fa-lg"></i>',
'data-toggle' => 'tooltip',
'title' => ucfirst($provider),
) );
}
return $btn_output;
}
Regards,
Patrik
I tried inserting this code in Code Snippet. This is what it returned:
Don’t Panic
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I inserted the code in functions.php and it did the trick. I don’t know why Code Snippet didn’t like it.
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