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Tips and Tricks HQ Support Portal › Forums › WP eMember › WP eMember Tweaks › print_eMember_login_form – getting a non-table layout
Hi, I’m using the function print_eMember_login_form();
in my template, but I want to style the resultant form with my own CSS.
The php call returns a <table>
which seriously restricts the possibilities.
I want the fields in a row rather than stacked.
Are there any calls that return <divs>
rather than <table>
s? If not could I humbly suggest that this would be a better way to code the form?
Well, the function returns the same code that creates the “regular” user login widget. If you follow the suggestions in this thread, on how to customize the login form, you will also affect what print_eMember_login_form() returns as well:
https://support.tipsandtricks-hq.com/forums/topic/emember-login-customization
A bit hack-y but that enable me to do what I needed so thanks!
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