login compact horizontal mode

kyle, go to j3.alterego-of-pwi.info/?template=%22protostar%22 and you can see the module with the only thing added is "module suffx" " pull-right"
putting the pull right reverse's the username/pw fields though idky.

as for the responsiveness ok thats good, I didn't know. I'm working hard to make this site fully bootstrap compliant. If you need admin login let me know

Your issue is due to the below CSS. Your template is forcing all Label elements to be block display.

IN: templates/protostar/css/template.css
ON: Line 741
I also suggest removing the pull-right as it's not needed and is adding the class suffix to child elements causing basically everything in the module to float.

I c what you mean, i'm not sure why its there. I'd have to ask kyle ledbetter, however, I do see that adding corrects the problem seeming to point back to the mod not being properly styled for horz. as my understanding " pull-right" is the proper way to put a module to the right in a bootstrap template. Why this reverse's the fields I'm not sure. I'm not a template coder by any stretch but I can't help but think this is a cb compatibility issue since other login modules do not have this problem. i've moved it to the footer and you'll c that it is better but certainly is not on the right side. Seeing that footer is set to chrome style "none" kinda eliminates the template imo.
yes, I could use "offsetN" however thats a static solution.

CB adds the module suffix throughout the module so you're adding pull-right basically to all the child elements. This part is a CB issue, but the label issue is due to your template. The module will be redesigned or gone entirely in CB 2.0.

from a design point of view, considering most modules are, by default, vertical, is it still improper? I'm happy to remove it if true. I know "display" is by default block, so thinking about it, I'm not sure why it's even there.

I'm excited to see 2.0 Hope my sub is still valid when its released.

I suggest removing the pull-right and if you need the module floated then just use custom CSS to float it as needed. From what I could tell though it looked fine without the float.