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Problem:
How to style (using bootstrap) this Login form created using CRED form:
[wpv-login-form]
Solution:
Use Custom HTML and CSS to style the Login form differently from the WordPress native Login form.
As an example a display: flex applied on the container div will put your input fields inline.
For reference, this should help:
https://codex.wordpress.org/Customizing_the_Login_Form
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Last updated by Mario 6 years, 8 months ago.
Assisted by: Noman.
I am trying to add bootstrap and form-control classes to [wpv-login-form] like on other CRED-Input-fields (output='bootstrap').
Instead i get layout like in attached image.
Does that mean i have to a add classes with JS or style the form by my own CSS?
If so, then i would like it to have an parameter 'output' exactely same like CRED-fields.
