Bug #3780
closedwp-login.php template styling
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Description
Whenever we upgrade WordPress to the latest version, we have to manually reapply a fix so the login template looks alright on the main Commons site.
What we've been doing in the past is adding a call to get_header() directly in wp-login.php. While this works, the HTML markup is invalid and creates duplicate <html> and <body> tags. The login template also does not look right on certain sub-sites. For example, those using the Twenty Twelve theme will notice some irregularities.
I'd like to try and streamline this a bit by using object buffering and some custom CSS fixes.
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Updated by Stephen Real over 9 years ago
Ray,
Is this something you will be able to get to in time for 1.8 or should we punt it down the road?
Updated by Raymond Hoh over 9 years ago
- Target version changed from 1.8 to 1.9
Going to move this to 1.9 as the current implementation works.
The method I discuss above will require a bit of dev time and testing.
Updated by Boone Gorges about 9 years ago
- Target version changed from 1.9 to 1.10
Moving this out of 1.9. Ray, it's not really user-facing, so if you come up with a fix, feel free to move it into a minor release.
Updated by Raymond Hoh over 8 years ago
- File 2016-08-23_090754.png 2016-08-23_090754.png added
Fixed in commit 898420b.
To test, go to the new cdev environment and navigate to the login page (commons.gc.cuny.edu/wp-login.php).
Login page should look more integrated into the existing theme.
Here's a screenshot at a narrow width:
Updated by Boone Gorges over 8 years ago
Holy mackerel, this is a feat of engineering. Thanks, Ray. Wouldn't it be nice if wp-login.php were just a theme-styled page?
Updated by Raymond Hoh about 5 years ago
- Related to Bug #12108: Password reset styling/scripts don't work correctly added