Debra

Ok, we sent that off. Thank you!

Still no luck, unfortunately. I tried changed the 999999 to a really huge number and a really small one (0 and 1), but it didn’t effect its position.

Finally I just took it out of the Boss parent theme at: buddyboss-incbuddyboss-customizerbuddyboss-customizer-loader.php

I didn’t want to copy that file over into the child theme, so I’ll have to…[Read more]

Did that! But the one underneath is also using !important.

My code:
<style>
body.login {
background-color: #7A6955 !important;
}
</style>

The inline one generated underneath it:
<style type="text/css">
body.login {
background-color: #f9b49b !important;
}
.login form .forgetmenot…[Read more]

Thanks, TJ.

Unfortunately, this technique doesn’t work either because it puts the inline styling above the other one. So, the other inline styling is still overwriting the new one.

Here’s the page: https://members.athru.com/wp-login.php?loggedout=true

The background color should be brown rather than peach (#7A6955 vs. #F9B49B)

Thanks, TJ! The last theme was Enfold. It also worked on TwentyFifteen. In Boss, the redirects just don’t work. There are no errors or anything like that.

I’m already using the role plugin for setting up roles, so I’d rather not use another membership plugin unless it’s necessary.

Here’s the thread on the BuddyPress site that outlines this…[Read more]

Hi there,

I’m also having trouble customizing the background color on the login page. I’ve tried overwriting it in the custom.css file and the style-login.css file and neither of them affect it.

It looks like it’s inline and can’t be overwritten. Is there another way to work around this?

Never mind, I found it. It’s at the profile-loop.php file.

Thank you! I appreciate it. You don’t know what file that is referring to by chance, do you? I can’t seem to find it.