CB mod_cblogin styles

Hi,

We are using mod_cblogin to provide login form for our users.
The problem is we want to make custom styles for this form (login input, submit button etc) that match template styles.

Any recommendation how to do it without changing mod_cblogin.php?

drdehart wrote: Hi,

We are using mod_cblogin to provide login form for our users.
The problem is we want to make custom styles for this form (login input, submit button etc) that match template styles.

Any recommendation how to do it without changing mod_cblogin.php?

Inspect with firebug to see the markup needed.

We're trying to avoid hacking the code. Is it possible to change the reference styles without hacking the cb code?

drdehart wrote: We're trying to avoid hacking the code. Is it possible to change the reference styles without hacking the cb code?

That is exactly what you can do with css markups - i would never propose a hack.

There are some nice articles (even on joomla forums) about how to use firebug to inspect a page and see what css is used. You can then override that in your css files.

You can then override that in your css files.

We are not looking for a solution which includes css override. We already have css classes for buttons and simply need to assign this classes to HTML elements. Could you imagine override each button and not only button for whole website?

Another issue we need to have custom HTML for this form. Since classes based on HTML structure.

Any recommendation?

If you need to change the HTML the only solution is to edit the module and adjust the HTML as needed. Aside from that you can only change it by using CSS. Your CSS can certainly target the login module only by simply prefixing with #mod_login_logoutform (logout), #login-form (login), or .cbLoginForm (login).