Problem/Motivation
The login page doesn't look good. We need to enhance the design so that it appears more appealing.
One way to do this is by aligning the input fields to the left and placing both the input fields and the button on the same line, with appropriate spacing between them.

| Comment | File | Size | Author |
|---|---|---|---|
| #7 | Screenshot 2024-01-04 185903.png | 28.63 KB | nitin shrivastava |
| #4 | login-page.png | 18.72 KB | sourabhjain |
| Screenshot 2024-01-03 150829.png | 31.82 KB | nitin shrivastava |
Issue fork danland-3412026
Show commands
Start within a Git clone of the project using the version control instructions.
Or, if you do not have SSH keys set up on git.drupalcode.org:
Comments
Comment #2
sourabhjainLet me work on this.
Comment #4
sourabhjainI have fixed the issue and attaching the screenshot after updating the css.
Comment #5
nitin shrivastava commented@4sourabhjain Patch applied succesfully but the changes not reflecting...
Comment #6
sourabhjain@nitin could you please clear the cache before checking the changes and its working perfectly for me as attached screenshot.
Comment #7
nitin shrivastava commentedyes, looks good to me after applying the patch.
Comment #8
jcnventuraPlease remove the padding 0 from ul.tabs
Comment #9
manishvijay02 commentedComment #10
manishvijay02 commentedHello @jcnventura,
I have noticed that when we are removing padding 0 from ul.tabs, our login page page design doesn't looks too good. So i have applied padding in a more specific class and
Removed the padding from ul.tabs as per suggestion. Link to commit
Comment #11
jcnventuraIf it is really important to have padding set to 0, I need to see the before and after images that justify that change on the login form, and then there should be some effort to make sure that this only applies to the user-login-form.
Otherwise, please remove that padding change, as for now it is still too generic that it will also affect existing content.
Comment #13
jcnventura