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Greetings,

I'd like to set the Log In module to be formatted as the Administrator Site Log In. Joomla 3.0 includes the Bootstrap CSS and it is really good looking and efficient. Hikashop in my test site has been set for it.

http://www.new2.papermakeit.com

How can I do?

Many thanks
Claudio
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Hi Claudio

The login module uses bootstrap similar to that of the administration area. An option would be to place this module within an article and linking to it rather than linking to the default login page. For details on placing a module within an article check out.. http://docs.joomla.org/How_do_you_put_a_module_inside_an_article%3F

Ciarán
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Hi Ciaran,

it is not so similar: the admin log in includes images instead of text and there are "?" images instead of those ugly texts "Forgot your password?".

There is an option to flag so to use bootstrap?
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By default the Joomla login module/component no longer appears to include the 'forgot password' icons. Although these seem to have been recently removed as for a time these icons had been available. It may be worth considering installing a 3rd party login module. There appears to be a number of them available some of which may have the option available to you... http://extensions.joomla.org/extensions/access-a-security/site-access/authentication

Ciarán
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I understand. I prefer not to install many extensions because then I need to follow their upgrades and security matters. I think I'll hack the Hikashop log in and use it as main site Log In.

Many thanks,
Claudio
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No hope to do it using php or similar. So I faked the Log In and now it looks like in this picture.

My only question now is: how can I set the Mod Title in h3? So that Log In text is similar to Registration text?

Many thanks
Claudio
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Your registration text would be in h2. Your best option would be to style your login title so it matches your h2 text. Would you have a URL to an example of your login module?

Ciarán
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Hi Ciaran,

here is the link: http://new2.papermakeit.com/index.php/log-in-3

How do I style the Log In text?

Many thanks, Claudio
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Hi Claudio

You appear to have already found a solution?

Ciarán
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Yeahhhhhh..... Ciaran,

I'm spending many hours to hack and hack and hack and.....

Now many things are doing rightly as I want. many other things still have to come but I'm more confident now and knowing better where to put the hands... :)

Claudio
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Greetings,

I discovered another issue with Log In: the length of Username and Password field is variable with the responsiveness. How can I have it fixed?

http://new2.papermakeit.com/index.php/log-in-3

Many thanks, Claudio
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Hi Claudio

Not sure if I understand you correctly. You wish the fields to be the same length across all devices?

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Just that!

Many thanks
Claudio
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You can try adding the following to the Custom CSS field which will force the field widths above the bootstrap styling...


.input-prepend.input-append, .input-prepend.input-append input {
width: 160px !important;
}


Ciarán
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That code didn't work... I tried successfully this one:


.input-prepend, .input-append input{
width: 120px !important;
}


Many thanks again!
Claudio
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