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Tips and Tricks HQ Support Portal › Forums › WP eMember › WP eMember General Questions › Need to make login form smaller – re-align info
Could you please share how to change the css for the login form so that the Login button aligns to the left, remember me is on the same horizontal line, and then beneath is the Forgot password and Join Us both appears on the one line.
My sidebar is wide enough for this, but at the moment takes up too much space in the sidebar. I’d also like to somehow remove some of the blank space below.
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You will need to change the CSS of the following ID from the “eMember_style.css” file:
#wp_emember_loginForm
I don’t think you will be able to change lines using CSS though as they are in a different row of the table.
The following function in the “eMember_auth_utils.php” file has the PHP code that outputs the login form:
show_login_form
I am trying to modify the Login Form and I am having a problem trying to reduce the space below the textboxes to type the username and/or password. I want the Login Form to be in two lines but there is too much space between the first line (which contains the username, password and the sign in button) and the second line (which contains the “remember me”, “forgot password”, “join”).
Is that something to do with the table defined in show_login_form()? Or maybe the theme I am using?
The website is not live yet so I cannot include a link.
I found the answer… the problem is in the definition of the “text” and “password” types in the theme I am using.