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In reply to: [WPF-Login] [Plugin: WP FLogin] Login to Site, not dashboardThis is the standard WP login beauvoir.
You can use a query string to redirect to a specific page after login.
E.g. if the page you want to be redirect is
http://your.site/your-page
(I am assuming here to use the ‘post name’ permaliks)
and the login page is named ‘sample-wpflogin’ for your login you can use a link like this:
http://your.site/WP/sample-wpflogin/?redirect_to=http%3A%2F%2Fyour.site%2Fyour-post%2F&reauth=1consider to use “google chrome frame” in IE8. As this plugin is intended to be use in admin, this should be not a problem. I tryed GCF and it is really fantastic!
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In reply to: [WP-Options-Manager] [Plugin: WP-Options-Manager] obsolete db structuresorry, download page link updated:
http://coste.horizon-host.com/WP/other-wp-plugin-fixed/many thanks to all testers and supporters!
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In reply to: [WP-Options-Manager] [Plugin: WP-Options-Manager] obsolete db structureSome other enhancements, and download (ver 0.08) moved to:
http://coste.horizon-host.com/WP/2012/07/other-wp-plugin-fixed/Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WP-Options-Manager] [Plugin: WP-Options-Manager] obsolete db structureIf there is someone interested, I fixed some issues and add a very basical record editing capability in this plugin.
Be extremely careful editing JSON strings!!
Anyone can download the upgrade.
Enjoi!Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WP-Options-Manager] [Plugin: WP-Options-Manager] obsolete db structureTnx, but I already fixed by myself the plugin: the patch to have the plugin working with WP 3.x+ is very simple and involve just one file. Basically it’s only a replace (3 times) of the no-longer-existent db field blog_id with option_id.
I tried to contact the author to have the plugin fixed for all trhe community, but if he/she is no longer interested to mantain it, may be I’ll start from here to develop a ‘plus version’: The plugin is nice to DISPLAY and DELETE the wp_options records, not to EDIT them: Should be nice to develop an edit option too, but I have not investigated about the difficult to do this…Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WPF-Login] [Plugin: WP FLogin] Box WidthYou’re welcome!
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In reply to: [WPF-Login] [Plugin: WP FLogin] Box Widthsorry, I did not know buddypress, since I’m relatively new user of WP.
Can you send me all the html page rendered by email? webmaster@gsnatisone.it
Or give me an URL to access; I’ll try to help you.Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WPF-Login] [Plugin: WP FLogin] Box WidthYes the entire login box is 320px.
You can easily adjust all the parameters working with style.css.
see http://wordpress.org/support/topic/plugin-wp-flogin-size-position-of-login-bar
I will implement a new plugin version with the possibility to set all these parameters, as I see that there is an interest in it.Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WPF-Login] [Plugin: WP FLogin] Size & Position of LogIn Barthank you a lot for your appreciation
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In reply to: [WPF-Login] [Plugin: WP FLogin] Size & Position of LogIn BarOk , no problem. Fox the Login submit button you have to work with the .btn.small or add #wp-submit in style.css. For example setting
.btn.small {
float:right;
max-width:70px;
…
}give you a smaller Login button right aligned, while the default values render a larger Login button centered.
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In reply to: [WPF-Login] [Plugin: WP FLogin] Size & Position of LogIn BarNot sure to have completely understand your question. Try to answer.
Basically the login form position and size inside an existing theme is defined by the css of #login that you found in \wp-flogin\themes\default\style.php
The default is:
#login {
width: 320px;
margin: 7em auto;
}
Here you have a left and right margin ‘auto’ that center the login form in the container of the theme, and top and bottom are 7x the current defaul size. Working with these parameters you can position the login form where you want.
Hope this helps!Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WPF-Login] [Plugin: WP FLogin] Bravo!!!Thank you a lot for the support and for the test.
It depends by the Theme: you should work with css, try e.g. setting
#login {
margin-top: 0;
}Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WPF-Login] [Plugin: WP FLogin] Custome LogoIt depends by the Theme: you should work with css, try e.g. setting
#login {
margin-top: 0;
}