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In reply to: [Flexible Frontend Login] New added features: ajax, registration, …I made several improvement to flexible frontend login:
- Add inline option to get a login form always visible: no ‘click to popup’ [Screenshot Post] [Screenshot Widget]
- Can now show avatar when user loged in with <login_avatar /> [Screenshot]
- Can now specify an adimintration page, like profile [Screenshot]
- Auto-focus added to the fields when dialog open
- Add remember me checkbox: <input_remember_me> and <label_remember_me>
- Improve XML editor (colors, line numbers and autocompletion) [Screenshot]
- Add new css example: painting [Screenshot]
- And other stuff (see readme.html)
Download it here: flexible frontend login 1.3
Since John does not have much time to develop flexible frontend login, I ask him to take over development. I will make my code “official” in a few weeks. I want to add one or two things before.
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In reply to: [Flexible Frontend Login] New added features: ajax, registration, …Which “deposit” do you mean?
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In reply to: [Flexible Frontend Login] New added features: ajax, registration, …Hi,
I continue a little bit the code some month ago but didn’t put it on the internet.
Add:
Has two admin pannels now: simple (intuitive form) and avanced (xml)
Allow to change default tags’ text and placeholders, ie. <label_username> Nickname: </label_username>
In admin pannel, preview without saving has been added
Bugs corrections: modal fixed on scrolling, classic location improved, HTML5 validation improved
etc.Code is here:
https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B5R-sWOyslNdWGo3SkZPU3BaM1U/edit?pli=1Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Create my own menu (plugin)I excepted an easier way.
But thanks I understand how it’s working now.Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Create my own menu (plugin)I read it.
How is register_nav_menu( ); suppose to work as on my first photo: there is no way to add a function like:
register_nav_menu(..., 'my_form'); function my_form() { echo 'Option1: <input type="text" name="option">' }I don’t get how it’s working. And they don’t speak about plugins in this link.
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In reply to: Create my own menu (plugin)In fact, I’m looking for an equivalent of wp_widget for menus who will work like this:
class My_Menu extends WP_Menu { public function __construct() { // menu actual processes } public function form( $instance ) { // outputs options form on admin: nav-menus.php, left } public function update( $new_instance, $old_instance ) { // processes menu options to be saved } public function menu( $args, $instance ) { // outputs the content of the menu } } register_menu( 'My_Menu' );This would be perfect.
But I couldn’t find something like this 🙁Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Create my own menu (plugin)Sorry but the answer is not in the link. :/
I don’t want to change anything to my theme.
Actually i’m using the Twenty Twelve theme and I don’t want to change it.A dirty way to do what I want, would be to
1. create a page with a shortcode
2. add a menu with that page as content
But it’s definitely not an intuitive way for the user.Maybe I can create and add that automatically when my plugin is loaded.
But what if the user edit or remove the page.
Or if he want to remove the menu just for some days.There should be a direct way for doing this but I could not find it.
@esmi: could you move back this topic on the “hack” place, please.
It would be a better place.Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Create my own menu (plugin)Tanks but I already saw this page and it seems to be only to add the menu on the themes. Not to create one with a plugin.
Maybe I explain it wrong, so I made a picture:
I would like to have my own menu like here.
So that when added it, it gives that output
My plugin will output some html (forms, tables, …).
So it will work on any theme.Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Create my own menu (plugin)Hi,
I’m not a user but a developer…
I want to create my own custom menu.
That page is about using the existing custom menus.Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Flexible Frontend Login] New added features: ajax, registration, …@li-an:
I ask the author if he wanted to we work together.
Otherwise, I will make a fork (add it as another official plugin).For the bug, do you have a link.
For the suggestion. If I got some time I will look for that.
@purespacedust:
Actually, when clicking on register link, you’re not redirected.
A form will apear. Test it you will see.Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Flexible Frontend Login] New added features: ajax, registration, …Nota: I change some css classes.
If some of you are interested I can “sketch” them.
So you could easily change the look…Hi I add this possibility to the plugin.
See http://ww.wp.xz.cn/support/topic/new-added-features-ajax-registration?replies=1Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Flexible Frontend Login] Incompatibility with MarkdownHi I fixed it for me and add a lot of features (ajax, …)
See here:
http://ww.wp.xz.cn/support/topic/new-added-features-ajax-registration?replies=1
for more informations.🙂
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In reply to: [Flexible Frontend Login] How to modify the CSS?I made to many changes to the code.
Linking my site will not be useful.But I uploaded the “modified” plugin here:
http://ww.wp.xz.cn/support/topic/new-added-features-ajax-registration?replies=1Try it if you want. There is a lot more now (ajax, …).
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In reply to: [Flexible Frontend Login] How to modify the CSS?Strange, for me it work with three different ways:
1. create and modify /wp-content/themes/myTheme/flexible-frontend-login/ffl-style.css
2. modify /wp-content/themes/myTheme/style.css
3. modify /wp-content/plugins/flexible-frontend-login/css/ffl-style.cssAbout the drop down option. I don’t see one either.
I guess guide and code are not consistent.