Hi @snehalvolvoikar29!
By default we are only displaying the buttons in places where the wp_login_form action was used to create the login form. When the login form is customized, the hooks which are used to call in other codes aren’t existing, so in that case you could use the shortcode of the buttons:
https://nextendweb.com/nextend-social-login-docs/usage/
But we have an option at the Appearance -> Widgets too to display the buttons in a widget position:
https://nextendweb.com/nextend-social-login-docs/nextend-social-login-widget/
In case the custom login’s code has to be modified, we have a PHP code, which can be used:
https://nextendweb.com/nextend-social-login-docs/theme-developer/
<?php if(class_exists(‘NextendSocialLogin’, false)){ NextendSocialLogin::renderButtonsWithContainer(); } ?>
but WordPress’ do_shortcode function can be used too, to display a shortcode:<?php do_shortcode(‘[nextend_social_login]’); ?>
Just please note, that we do not support custom coding, so we only suggest using these codes for developers.
Additionally, you could also contact the developers of your theme, and maybe they will be able to provide a simple solution to add custom content to the form, and then you could add the shortcode there. ?
