But - wouldn't it be easier, if you would use the standard button appearance of the sites template as a default (at least as an option to choose in the SCLogin configuration) and then not overwrite it when the module is updated?
Unfortunately, all templates don't have a 'standard button appearance'. There's no way for us to detect what template each user has and how it will look. We'd love to have a way to make sure SCLogin looked the same as every template, but it's not possible, so we try to make it look good on its own in any template. Some modifications may be necessary if you want to integrate it further into your site.
Changing PHP files is not my daily business and a I have a hard time keeping track with all these changes. With each update, I have to notice and apply the change manually again.
That's veeeery inconvenient for me.
As noted in the post I linked to, you can create a template override, which makes the changes permanent. To do that, put the file you edit into the /templates/<YOUR_TEMPLATE>/html/mod_sclogin folder.
That's the standard way to override output from any extension and make the changes permanent.
currently there is no space between the login and the 'register' button.
How can I manage to insert a space between them and habe then centered?
The below styles should do what you're looking for:
div#form-sclogin-submitcreate {
text-align: center;
}
div#form-sclogin-submitcreate button {
margin-bottom: 10px !important;
}You need the !important in the last one because your template is also setting a margin with !important somewhere else, which makes it hard to override.
I hope that helps,
Alex
Appearance of Login / Logout Buttons
