The 2026 Drupal Business Survey is open. Your response will help shape the future of the Drupal business ecosystem.I need gigya's set of nested tables (grr!) to be a different width on the log in page, on the comment form, and in a sidebar in a block. Since I don't have the ability to override the inline CSS (see ) and there is only one setting for width on the settings page, I need a way to pass my parameters into the function gigya_loginui_js().
(This may be related to #913984: Allow other modules to modify the LoginUI js but thought I'd post it here anyway.)
| Comment | File | Size | Author |
|---|---|---|---|
| #3 | gigya.patch | 1.43 KB | moonray |
| #2 | login_settings.patch | 3.51 KB | jenlampton |
Comments
Comment #1
jenlamptoner, I meant see #1030408: rewrite theme system to allow alteration and avoid inline CSS :)
Comment #2
jenlamptonI see the drupal_alter in there, but I think things like width will need to be changed at the theme layer more often than by other modules. This approach leaves both options open.
Comment #3
moonray commentedI have a similar use-case as @jenlampton.
A better way would be to fix the alter to include more context: form_id.
See attached patch.
Comment #4
moonray commentedFixing title.
Comment #5
moonray commentedLooks #913984: Allow other modules to modify the LoginUI js like has the same solution.
Comment #6
Gigya commentedGigya's 6.x module is deprecated. We no longer maintain this version. We encourage upgrading to our latest module.