Hi hjr,
You could do this with custom CSS. For example:
.ewd-feup-login-form-div {
color: red;
}
While there is currently no PDF getting-started guide for this plugin, you can find our FAQs and documentation on our site, here: https://www.etoilewebdesign.com/support-center/?Plugin=FEUP
Thanks. Saw the FAQ and the Youtube videos, but the user guide says it is coming soon.
As far as I can tell, those messages aren’t wrapped with a class so I can’t use custom CSS.
Could you consider adding that feature to a future release? e.g. either adding a class tag for the messages and/or creating that ability on the options > styling > labeling option page.
Hi hjr,
Do you mean that, if you use the CSS we provided, it applies to all the text on the page? We’ll be releasing a rather big update in the next few days. I’ll check to see if it would be possible to add in a span around that specific text in our files for the update.
It applies it to the field labels (e.g. username, password), not the error message (e.g. You have to login to view this content), because the error message does not have a style associated with it.
We added a span around the “login successful” text in the update we released. The class is “ewd-feup-login-successful-message”. So you could do something like:
.ewd-feup-login-successful-message {
color: red;
}
