restyling Create Account Page

[dw08gm]

You only need to underline the actual words "Forgot your password?" located in the link just before the </a>

eg <a href="..."><u>Forgot your password?</u></a>

[traytray]

You only need to underline the actual words "Forgot your password?" located in the link just before the </a>

eg <a href="..."><u>Forgot your password?</u></a>

Two things: I thought the <u> was deprecated, and a search of the term Forgot your password only shows the define ('TEXT_PASSWORD_FORGOTTEN', 'Forgot your password?'); in login.php so I thought that is where the change might take place?

[dw08gm]

I thought the <u> was deprecated

From http://www.w3schools.com/tags/tag_u.asp

Differences Between HTML 4.01 and HTML5

In HTML 4.01, the <u> element is deprecated (the <u> element was used to define underlined text).

The <u> element is redefined in HTML5, and it represents some text that should be stylistically different from normal text, such as misspelled words or proper nouns in Chinese.

So much depends on which html version you are using in your Doctype.

a search of the term Forgot your password only shows the define ('TEXT_PASSWORD_FORGOTTEN', 'Forgot your password?'); in login.php so I thought that is where the change might take place?

Yes, so apply the underline to the define, eg "<u>Forgot your password?</u>".

[dw08gm]

Alternatively

<span style="text-decoration:underline;">Forgot your password?</span>

[traytray]

Alternatively

<span style="text-decoration:underline;">Forgot your password?</span>

Done. The only issue I have left with the Create Account page is on Firefox. As soon as you open the page, the word "admin" and a password are already defaulted into the email address/password for the Returning Customers:Sign In. It should be blank. I'm not getting that problem on IE 10, Chrome or Safari.

http://designerperfumesnob.authsafe....ain_page=login

[Design75]

Done. The only issue I have left with the Create Account page is on Firefox. As soon as you open the page, the word "admin" and a password are already defaulted into the email address/password for the Returning Customers:Sign In. It should be blank. I'm not getting that problem on IE 10, Chrome or Safari.

http://designerperfumesnob.authsafe....ain_page=login

That's nothing to worry about, it is just your browser remembering, auto-filling those values. Other people on other computers will not see those values

[traytray]

That's nothing to worry about, it is just your browser remembering, auto-filling those values. Other people on other computers will not see those values

Thank you. Considering my past history, I was afraid it was FUBAR ;)