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Hello
Where can you edit the “logged out” version of the my account page?
I can edit the “logged in” version but can’t find the “logged out” version?
Hope that makes sense.
Thanks
Euan
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Hello,
What do you want to change in it? The responsive file is \june\woocommerce\myaccount\form-login.php
1-To add/remove the social login (screenshot) go to YITH plugin > Social Login > uncheck the socials used as additional ways to register.
2-To add/remove the registration form(screenshot), go to Woocommerce > Settings > Accounts > Customer Registration, uncheck the “Enable customer registration on the “My account” page.” checkbox.Let us know.
Best regards!
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Hello,
You can’t use the editor but I am providing you some code to help you change the color:
#customer_login.u-columns .login_div input[type="submit"] { background: #f7be68;}
#customer_login.u-columns .col-2 form input[type="submit"] { background: #f7be68;}
Change the colors to your wish.
Best regards!
- This reply was modified 6 years, 6 months ago by Medrit.
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Sorry Medrit
How do I incorporate the code into the form-login.php?
Thanks
Euan
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Hello,
You should add the code in Customize > General > Custom Codes.
Let us know.
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Hi Medrit
That has changed the colour of the buttons which is great. Can you provide a code to change the background of the area around the login. It is currently a light blue.
Many thanks
Euan
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Hello,
To change the background of the area around login you should add the code below:
#customer_login.u-columns .login_div {background:red;}
Change the colors to your wish.
Best regards!
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Do you have a code to change colour of the text “lost your password” please?
Where can I learn about these codes?
Cheers
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Hi Medrid
I get an error when I add that code. Expected LBRACE?
Also where do you enter the colour code in that line?
Thanks
Euan
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Hello,
#customer_login.u-columns .login_div .other a{ color:red;}
Now should work fine. Change the colors to your wish.
Best regards!
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Thats better, thanks Medrit.
Where can I learn about these codes?
Kind regards
Euan
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Hello,
You can find all css classes to edit out, using Inspect Element. Learn more here: https://youtu.be/s53lPzBjLcU.
Best regards!
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