Stathis G.

Hello there, I had the same problem and I managed to find a work around.

1) In the wp-modal-login/includes/class-wp-modal-login.php, in function modal_login_btn and line 548 change:

$link .= '<a href="#login-box" id="loginbox1" class="login wpml-btn login-window">' . sprintf( _x( '%s', 'Login Text', 'geissinger-wpml' ), sanitize_text_field( $login_text ) ) . '</a></li>';
to:

$link .= '<a href="#login-box" id="loginbox1" class="login wpml-btn login-window">' . sprintf( _x( '%s', 'Login Text', 'geissinger-wpml' ), sanitize_text_field( $login_text ) ) . '</a></li>';

2) In file wp-modal-login/js/wp-modal-login.js make the following changes (WP uses minified version, so change to that first):

a) After Line 7 add: login_id = ‘#login-box’;

b) In Line 38 add:

$('#loginbox1').click(function(e) {
		// Remove any messages that currently exist.
		$('.wpml-content > p.message').remove();

		// Get the link set in the href attribute for the currently clicked element.
		var form_field = '#login';

		//alert(form_field);
		$('.wpml-content').hide();
		$('.section-container ' + form_field).fadeIn('fast');

		e.preventDefault();

		if(form_field === '#register') {
			$(this).parent().fadeOut().removeClass().addClass('hide-login');
		} else {
			$('a[href="#login"]').parent().removeClass().addClass('inline').fadeOut();
		}
	});

3) Then you can add to header.php or in any other template php this piece of code:

<a href="#register">Register</a>

This should do the job.

Happy Coding Everybody!

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