[Resolved] How can I style the login form to use Bootstrap classes?
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I have used the shortcode to display a login form but I'd like the fields to all have Bootstrap classes so it's consistent with the rest of the site. I know I can add styling but how do I add classes?
Actually all you need to do is to add the class attribute to our shortcodes and then add the bootstrap class name that you will like to use within that field.
Thanks Shane. Would you be able to give me an example? I've tried adding a class to the shortcode but the login form is just one shortcode and I need to add it to each element.
I think I've already seen that page and have successfully style a registration form and others. The problem is the login form which doesn't give me access to the individual fields. Everywhere I look it just says that the shortcode for the login simply puts the standard WordPress login form onto the page. But I need to style it with Bootstrap classes.
Actually there is no way to customize this using our plugins as what the shortcode does is to pull the default form from wordpress core and allow you to display it anywhere on your site.
How come there isn't this facility? This seems about the only thing missing and I would have thought that a Login form is the easiest thing to produce, easier than a registration form. It's frustrating that I've styled the entire site but can't do the login form.
Usually a Registration form is more involved and as such customers get the potential to add there own fields and required information from the users to create a new account.
Login forms simply just require a username and password hence why the default one is being used.
I'm not aware of a way to style the default login form .
Thanks,
Shane
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