Plugin Author
Austin
(@austyfrosty)
The HTML is output via jQuery. What HTML are you trying to include?
First of all, where is this HTML supposed to show up?
There is a white space above login. I just want to display a message saying welcome to XYZ portal.
Plugin Author
Austin
(@austyfrosty)
It’s appended to <body>.
Try <div id="announcement">Welcome!</div> then style #announcement in the custom CSS.
OK I tried this
In the custom HTML box
<div id=”announcement”>
<P>Welcome to the portal editor </P>
</div>
In the style box
#announcement p { color:#000000; }
nothing shows up on the page 🙁
Plugin Author
Austin
(@austyfrosty)
Have you activated the plugin at the very top settings?
Plugin Author
Austin
(@austyfrosty)
You’ll have to point me in the direction of your site so I can see the output code.
http://brillient.net/wp-admin/
Let me know what you find ………..
Plugin Author
Austin
(@austyfrosty)
Try this (all in line and lowercase):
<div id="announcement"><p>Welcome to the portal editor</p></div>
It didnt work, WP converted it back into
<div id=”announcement”><p>Welcome to the portal editor</p></div>
in the text area
Plugin Author
Austin
(@austyfrosty)
First off, it’s working. Second you’ve got some lightbox javascript that’s added to wp_head in the login page which is screwing everything up. So once you remove it on that page everything should work.
Plugin Author
Austin
(@austyfrosty)
You can also add this to your theme:
add_filter( 'login_message', function() { return 'Hello!' });
Thanks Austin. Where in the theme should I add it? which php file?
Can I use Action Hooks to place this code (with PHP code plugin) on any part of the site?
I’m having the same problem… I had to deactivating the plugin SexyBookmarks (by Shareaholic). I really like the bookmark plugin, so i’ve got a little problem unless someone knows a work around?
I have no idea what’s up with this — add_filter( ‘login_message’, function() { return ‘Hello!’ }); —
