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I wish to slightly modify the login and registration form pages (add cell spacing and padding, etc.) Where can I find the code that contains the actual forms – I am unable to find it.
Thank you kindly,
Cynthia-
Look for the “eMember_reg_form” function in the “eMember_misc_functions.php” file for the actual PHP code. The CSS file is located in the “css” directory of the plugin. The file name is “eMember_style.css”
Have a look at the following link please:
[http://www.abftest.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/images/eMember_widget_padding.png]
I would like to move the section highlighted down using padding but I cannot find where these hyperlinks are generated.
As you can see I am making progress.
Regards
May I bump this? It has been almost 3 days now.
If you could just tell me where the hyperlinks are generated, I will figure out how to add some suitable alignment. I do not want to use my theme css as it has other dependencies.
Regards
Conrad
You should be able to add something like the following in eMember’s customer CSS file to add some padding:
li.eMember_logged_widget{padding-top:10px;}If that doesn’t work then feel free to tweak the code. You can find the login widget’s function in the “eMember_auth_utils.php” file. Look for the following function:
eMember_login_widgetHi the custom CSS method didn’t work and as I don’t know the correct syntax for php output I got what I wanted by changing line 280 to
$output .= '<p><li><a href="'.$logout.'">'.EMEMBER_LOGOUT.'</a></li>';This looks perfect but I am concerned that there is no
</p>anywhere in the code which must be wrong? I don’t want<p></p>for each line of output because that looks wrong. How should I be doing this?Regards
Conrad
Well even using “code /code” in square brackets I can’t get that to display correctly!
So basically I put <p> at the beginning of line 280 in eMember_auth_utils.php, it looks perfect but I know that it is poor code.
There is nothing wrong with adding paragraph tags where you need. Any of the following will work fine (see where I put the ending paragraph tag):
$output .= '<p><a href="'.$logout.'">'.EMEMBER_LOGOUT.'</a></p>';or
$output .= '<p><li><a href="'.$logout.'">'.EMEMBER_LOGOUT.'</a></li></p>';Hi I knew that I could do that for that line but if I do then the subsequent My Secure RSS and Edit Profile hyperlinks are not formatted correctly. If I add paragraph tags to all three of these lines then the links appear with large vertical spaces in between. If I add the <p> tag to line 280 as you have suggested above but do not add the </p> tag then the display is exactly as I want it.
All I want to do is add some vertical space to the start of this block of hyperlinks. So how would I do that immediately above line 280. As memberships never expire on my site I have commented out lines 272-279.
I tried to add a line break tag to the beginning of line 280 but don’t know and could not figure out the correct syntax. I couldn’t find an example where this had been done before a hyperlink in the code.
While I have a solution I don’t like it because I know it is what we call a ‘bodge’ in the UK.
Regards
Conrad
Use <> brackets instead of [] and your code should display properly in the forum. or use backticks (`) around the code block.
You can use an inline style like the following so that you can add margin or padding to add some space without using a list or paragraph tag:
$output .= '<div style="padding-top:10px;"><a href="'.$logout.'">'.EMEMBER_LOGOUT.'</a></div>';
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