hase

Hi Stiofan,

I know the ReCaptcha AddOn was for free, but I would appreciate if you would have a look into the following issue.

If you look on the login form (at http://harald-seeba.com/login) you will see that all input fields and the submit button have equal width (the width is set to 100 percent but restricted by max-width set to 340 px), but the reCaptcha field has fixed width set to 300 px. Same applies to the register form (at http://harald-seeba.com/register) and the account form (at http://harald-seeba.com/account). This does not look very well in my opinion. I added screenshots to show what is meant. I would expect the reCaptcha field to have the equal width as all other fields.

I’m sorry, I would not buffer you if I managed to overwrite the corresponding css rule, but I didn’t. Can you show me which css rule I need to overwrite in my child theme styles.css?

Thanks in advance
harald

Hi Patrick,

I would like to make it on my side before your next release.
I did not found any new changes on https://github.com/UsersWP/userswp since Nov. 22.
Can you pls. provide your changes – the whole plugin or if you only changed a single php file a single zip file would do.

Thanks in advance
hase

Hi Stiofan,

many thanks for your quick solution, it solves the issue. Good work.

May I ask you if the following behaviour would be possible? If true this would improve user experience.

The comment form of a post is at the bottom of the html page. So the user scrolls down to leave a comment. There he is told he must be logged in to leave a comment, he gets (re-)directed to the login form and after login he returns to the same post – but he is located on the top of the page and needs to scroll done to the comment form again. This is not very handy. Is it possible that the user returns to the same location on the post where he triggered the login?

As far as I understand the html Code generated by the theme twentyseventeen there is no unique source element which can be used as target to return to after login. If this assumption is right, than this feature would require different html code generated by a different theme (or I need to extend the theme to append the unique element). Do you know a theme which supports this feature already out off the box? Okay, lets assume a supporting theme is required and exists, would UsersWP in this scenario be able to return to the comment form down on the page?

Cheers
Harald