[Plugin: AJAX Login Widget ] regarding styling

Thanks!!

I definitely understand your concern here — I was just wondering about that for others’ plugins which I had tweaked (here).

I’ll do my best to provide a clean upgrade, keeping in mind that people have probably modified the alw_template.php. Your careful tweaking prevent you from upgrading, promise :).

Here’s an alternative most people probably are not interested in but I’ll write a little about it for completeness. It probably will not work cleanly if you make substantial changes to a file. Anyway, one way to upgrade plugins you’ve modified — if you are comfortable with subversion and a command-line — might be to make subversion do the work for you: check out the code (for the version of the plugin you have) from here, copy in your alw_template.php, and then do svn update to have it do the merge.

David Underhill

is there anyway someone can help me style the plugin like the dudes over at

https://www.rum-reisen.de/

the default style isn’t really to my taste and I prefer theres!

Dan

the plugin contains a file called: alw_template.php that’s where you can reshuffle stuff and take it out if you don’t want it. Its also the place to adjust the size of the username and password fields. Hope that helps.

Hi Ovidiu,

Thanks for the reply, I am useless when its comes to messing around with code my knowledge is novice at best and was wondering could you post the changes you made here please?

Thanks
Danny

Is it possible to place this widget in the header? And if so, how do I that? I do not have sidebars on my pages.

try this one for login in the header: https://www.ads-software.com/extend/plugins/iredlof-ajax-login-plugin/