Sidebar Login Formatting

  • Resolved bespokeordie

    (@bespokeordie)


    15 years, 11 months ago

    I have tried asking the plugin developer, but have had no luck getting a response. I am not sure what you would need to see to answer my question, but the Sidebar Login Plugin format is “off” on my new theme. It worked just fine with my old Arthemia theme, but since I upgraded to a different one I can’t get the alignment right. When I log in, everything looks fine, but when a user is logged out it looks like this:

    https://www.bespokeordie.com

    “Username” should be below the widget title and I cannot figure out why this is happening. Please help!!

    Thank you for your time.

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  • It’s a CSS issue. Add the following to the bottom of style.css:

    .sidebarlogin h2 {display:block;}

    Thread Starter bespokeordie

    (@bespokeordie)

    Thank you so much for responding to my post!

    Unfortunately I just tried that and placed it in the bottom of my style.css file for the theme and had not luck. The formatting didn’t change. Any other suggestions? I’m willing to give anything a try.

    Thank you again.

    Sorry – that should have been:

    #sidebar-login h2 {display:block;}

    Thread Starter bespokeordie

    (@bespokeordie)

    I appreciate the help my friend, but unfortunately this didn’t work either. I put it in the style.css, but had no luck. I am still learning, but are you trying to eliminate the display “inline?”

    This is just annoying the hell out of me right now. What I don’t get is why it works with every other theme I’ve tried and also, who when I log in everything lines up perfectly.

    It’s annoying me too – although I see you managed to find a workaround. What was the solution?

    Thread Starter bespokeordie

    (@bespokeordie)

    Hello again my friend! It was driving me crazy. I thought for sure your code suggestion was right and I simply could not figure out why it wasn’t working. I even tried going into the style.css file and changing the sidebar h2 format for each element. Finally I became even more frustrated and deleted the whole sidebar style.css formatting and started from scratch with the same labels. I added line by line each item and then used your code in each piece. Finally it worked. I think the issue may have stemmed from multiple uses of the “inline” formatting throughout the sidebar.

    I really appreciated your help and I wouldn’t have found a way to work it out if it were not for you. Thank you so much!

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