You can copy theme-my-login.css to your template directory and edit it as you wish.
The issue I am having is on the registration form, I cant edit fields, it looks like it pulls in those fields in from:
do_action ‘register form’
I need to css these inputs so the labels are beside them and not on top of them.
I am getting ready to release 6.4.2. I will add classes on the wrapping DIVs just like all of the other fields. They will be “tml-user-pass1-wrap” and “tml-user-pass2-wrap”.
I would like to use bootstrap styling to have some of the fields side by side. So the user doesnt have to scroll as much. So I would need access to the div classes etc
You can manually add the fields to the form…
Hi Jeff,
I’m trying to change the labels to placeholder text on the password input fields but I can’t seem to locate the classes.
I’ve been able to locate every field except for the passwords…
Could you please advise how I can do this?
Thanks in advance!
The best way would be what I said above. Remove the action that adds them and then add them manually, as you like.
Where might I find the action?
This seems to be pulling the form:
<?php do_action( 'register_form' ); ?>
Which appeared in my functions:
add_action( 'register_form', 'ra_extra_reg_fields', 1 );
But when I removed the whole block in functions, both password fields were still on the forms so it must be somewhere else..
Rest of the form code in functions is here: http://pastebin.com/Ev6gV1MS
I’ve searched all my file contents for ‘register_form’ and nothing new resulted…I’m not sure where else to look!