How to customize the modal pop up window

The SCLogin comes with two themes. In the "Login View Settings" module parameters, choose SourceCoast as your theme. If you're using JFBConnect, you'll also want to go into the JFBConnect Backend > Configuration > Advanced area and turn on "Load jQuery/Bootstrap". I'd also suggest turning on Load Bootstrap CSS if bootstrap is not already included by another extension. I think these steps will get you closer to where you need to be and we can go from there.

-Melissa

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When clicking on the modal popup, a class usually gets assigned to the modal element. Since the class is missing, the styling associated with that class is not loaded. This usually is from either 2 bootstrap javascript or 2 jquery files being loaded on the page. You can turn off the two settings I mentioned if there was no change.

In the meantime while we need to narrow down what's causing the conflict, in your SCLogin theme, can you try changing:
In media/sourcecoast/themes/sclogin/default.css around line 24to
When I get the email/username, I can look at the JFBC/SCLogin settings further.

There's a style in your template targeting
This is what's pushing those buttons to the next line. Either you can 1) do a template override of the SCLogin view classes to add the form-control class or 2) add a style like the following (this is probably the easier way to fix)