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8 years 8 months ago - 8 years 8 months ago #54680 by m1f3v3r4
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Hello,

I must be missing something so that is why I'm asking. Is it possible to have a simple login page like www.evernote.com when you click on sign in/login using the JFBconnect extension?

Joomla version: 3.4.3
JFBconnect version: 6.4.2

Thanks.
Last edit: 8 years 8 months ago by m1f3v3r4.
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8 years 8 months ago #54685 by alzander
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Do you mean something like:
www.evernote.com/Login.action?targetUrl=%2FHome.action

If so, Joomla's own standard Login page is probably what you're looking for. JFBConnect has an option to show the social login buttons on Joomla's login page, so we've never found it necessary to create our own customized login page. It's best to integrate with what already exists.

I hope that helps, but if not, let us know more about what you're trying to do.

Thanks,
Alex
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8 years 8 months ago #54701 by m1f3v3r4
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Thank you for the info. When I do that the challenge that I have is that the login fields are very wide (1300 px) which does not look right - see attached file. Is there a way to control the width?
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8 years 8 months ago #54703 by mel
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This sounds like it could be accomplished with a CSS change.
.sclogin-joomla-login.vertical input#sclogin-username.input-block-level, .sclogin-joomla-login.vertical input#sclogin-passwd.input-block-level{
width:120px; /*whatever width you want*/
}

You can add it to your template or create a theme override for the SCLogin module as described here

-Melissa
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8 years 8 months ago #54715 by m1f3v3r4
Replied by m1f3v3r4 on topic Simple login page
Does this work for native Joomla login form? I tried it but it is not working. Which file should it go in for the template override? default.css or sourcecoast.css?
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8 years 8 months ago #54720 by mel
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Which file should it go in for the template override? default.css or sourcecoast.css?

If you're creating a template override, the override file should be placed in the /templates/<YOUR_JOOMLA_TEMPLATE>/html/mod_sclogin/themes directory. Say you name the override file my-sclogin-theme.css - then go into SCLogin module and select 'my-sclogin-theme' as the theme parameter. The change that I provided would be in the my-sclogin-theme.css file. It should be that simple, so if you run into problems, please let us know.
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