Issues With Modal Plus Style & Format Questions

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7 years 6 months ago #59850 by cdreamdancer

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First off, I turned on the modal setting for the login component, and then spent many hours trying to figure out why it wasn't working.

Login form works as expected when "non-modal", so actual logging in was not a problem, but I wanted the modal method, ie a button / link to click to get the modal popup to work.

No dice till I enabled "Load JQuery" under the advanced tab, ...

Yanno, ya oughtta have that in de helper text for the mouse over or some form of error check that warns a body about that.

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When logged in, the log out link is displayed below the user name, what would be the safest and sanest way to make it inline?

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7 years 6 months ago #59855 by mel

Replied by mel on topic Issues With Modal Plus Style & Format Questions

I'm sorry for the frustration. Most often, JQuery is being included by templates/other extensions on the site and a lot of users don't need to include the setting. But I understand and have added an issue to our tracker to update the tooltip strings for the modal option.

When logged in, the log out link is displayed below the user name, what would be the safest and sanest way to make it inline?

Usually, this would just be to float the items in the sclogin module left with CSS and then they'd line up. If you want to provide a specific URL where I could create a user, I can suggest some styling if you need help with that.

-Melissa

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7 years 6 months ago #59860 by cdreamdancer

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.sclogin #scprofile-pic, .sclogin .sclogin-greeting {
  float: left;
  margin: 0 0 0 5px;
}

.sclogin .sclogout-button {
  float: left;
  margin: 0 0 0 5px;
}

Put this into user.css so far, not perfect, but better.
(Love FireBug.)

Bear in mind that there's not liable to be anyone else that can log into the site, but never know, might actually decide to permit someone else to have access.

PM for a username / password, site registration is disabled.

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7 years 6 months ago #59912 by mel

Replied by mel on topic Issues With Modal Plus Style & Format Questions

Please check PM for style suggestions.

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