bolgerandbattle

I tested and confirmed that my forms are also having this issue.

My workaround was to disable the feature in Members and use the Force Login plugin, which is compatible with a custom login page. I haven’t played with the Members code yet due to project time constraints.

https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/wp-force-login/

We’ve also run into this issue on the Post Notifications type. We’re seeing if we can track down the bug ourselves, but a plugin dev response would make it go much faster.

Perhaps just removing the “coming soon page” wording from the plugin description will suffice? The plugin is great for quick maintenance work, when downtime is short enough to not impact crawling.

A workaround is to put your css in the content editor itself. While not an ideal method, it works to override the default styling.

<style type="text/css">
html {background-color:#333;}
body {background-color:#424242;}
h1 {color:#fff;}
p {color:#e0e0e0;}
</style>

I’ve double checked the server time, and everything is correct.
WordPress also shows the correct time in General Settings.

I’ll look into the server time & let you know.