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Could you please add a CSS class to the <p> tag that displays the following message upon registration submission:
“Thank you for registering. Your account is pending approval by an administrator.”
Thank you!!!
If you could please just let me know once that has been applied that would be most appreciated.
Could you please add a
<p>or<span>tag around the following text that appears within the password reset form, along with a CSS class so that this text may be targeted or hidden if desired: Please enter your e-mail address. You will receive a new password via e-mail.Additionally, could you please add a CSS class to the existing span tags that appear when the form has been submitted, so that these may also be targeted:
<span style="color:green;">Your new password has been emailed to you.</span><span style="color:red;">User with this email address doesn't exist.</span>Thank you!
I have actually reworked that very recently. The message is output like the following (so there is a div with a CSS class that is wrapped around the message so you can target it):
<div class=”emember_password_reset_success_msg emember_ok”>Your new password has been emailed to you.</div>
The following is output for the wrong email address error:
<div class=”emember_password_reset_error_msg emember_error”>User with this email address doesn’t exist.</div>
If you get a new build of the plugin, you should see that change.
Could you please add a unique class or id at some point to the {li} items within the [wp_eMember_login] form, when logged-in, so that we can have control over the display of those items. This is for the “Logout” and “Edit Profile” buttons that appear within the
{ul} of that form when the user is logged-in.
This is not an urgent request at all, but if it’s possible to add a class or id to those items at some point that would be much appreciated as it would be great to have control over the display of those elements.
Many thanks
Could you please implement this at some point?
Since you force the “Edit Profile” button onto the logged-in widget, and since there are no classes applied to those {li} items, there is no way for us to hide that button using CSS.
So, because we do not want that button to appear, we leave the “Member Profile Edit Page” URL field blank as that is the only way for us to get that button to not appear. However, since that URL field is a mandatory field, every time we update to a new version of eMember the eMember system automatically populates that field again and creates a new page for it, which we then have to delete, which is rather frustrating.
If you could please add a unique CSS class or ID to the {li} within the [wp_eMember_login] (i.e. the eMember_logged_widget) so that we can have display control over them, that would be much appreciated.
Could we please request that a CSS class or ID be added to the <p> tag that wraps the default text that appears above the registration form for the auto-reg process, so that said text may be styled? I am referring to the default text / <p> element that appears above the registration form, after the user has clicked the link from the “Complete your registration” email. Presently there is no way to target that text/element with CSS.
Thank you!
Please copy and paste the exact text/message (to make sure we are looking at the correct message) that needs a CSS class or ID. We will take a look and work on it.
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