Tag: css
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Customizing form CSS: Custom login form with side-by-side inputs
I do get requests from time to time about how to put form elements side-by-side. This example will show you how to take the default login form, apply a wrapper for the rows, and some CSS that will handle the layout.
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Customizing form CSS: Setting maximum form width
If you use a theme that has a fairly wide main content area and couple that with one of the plugin’s default stylesheets that uses a percentage width for the form, you may find it useful to add a property definition of max-width to set maximum width for the forms.
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Customizing form CSS: Adjusting floated form elements
Some of the generic stylesheets included with the plugin use the CSS property definition “float” to align the form label and input tags next to each other in a pure CSS fashion. Sometimes, CSS from the theme and the plugin can collide in a way that causes these elements to not be in alignment. The…
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Working with Genesis: Stylesheet Pack
Many users of WordPress and WP-Members also use the Genesis framework (including me!). I have started to create stylesheets for the plugin that will work better with the Genesis child themes that are available from StudioPress. I’ve put together a package of the custom stylesheets currently available as well as a script for adding them…