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If you are going to make ANY changes to it, you need to copy it over into your own theme like the link I gave you shows... otherwise, if you upgrade the theme, you will lose your changes...
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and another about redirection
when i click login in forums panel it opens the form with username and password
if someone enters wrong username he goes to wp-login.php
how can i send him to
http://www.travelovergreece.co.....type=login
?
and as admin i cannot send or receive pm
there is no button
i logged in as user and send me a pm from the panel but i have no pm option in my profile
The login url you gave above is not a standard WP login url so does this mean you are using some sort of login plugin? if so then you might be better off removing the SP in-line login form and just using whatever you are using now.
You have to remember that SP has nothing to do with the login process which is a WP function. All SP can do is accept credentials and then pass them to WP for processing. WP is then in charge and of those credentials are incorrect will popup a standard login form.
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register button in sp directs me to my cystom registration
login in also is great and user has not to go in my cystom page which is great and responsive
the only issue is when he enters something wrong then wp drives him to wp login
so you suggest to redirect the login or remove it whole
how can iremove the inline form and leave the login button only so when someone selects the login to be directed to my cystom login form?
i guess its hard to embed my form so redirection is the easiest way
well, thats wp that handles where to go on incorrect login... of course you can do redirection on that case too...
if you want to replace the inline login form, edit your sp theme template file that has the login stuff - typically spHead.php... find the template function for display - sp_LoginForm() - and just remove it or output a login button instead that goes to your custom login... for our fixed button, edit the template function sp_LogInOutButton() and add the argument logInLink=xxxx where xxx is the url of your custom login...
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