Once a user logs in, you’d want to check whether they’ve made a submission to your particular form. Gravity Forms keeps all of its entries (which is what it calls form submissions) stored away neatly, so we can simply check in there. If the user has no entries for your form, we’ll send them one … Read more
Found it! If you are googling ypyp-sym-tsym, almost nothing comes up, so I’m adding the answer here, in case somebody else stumbles upon this issue. The plugin that added this was yellowpencil (ypyp), now known as Visual CSS style editor
Yes, you can use the login_footer action to add code before the closing </body> tag (untested): add_action( ‘login_footer’, static function () { echo ‘<img src=”…” />’; } );
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You could do this with a low-priority authenticate filter. I’m surprised there aren’t more appropriate hooks in the login process, but I can’t see one. (There is already an example of a filter like this though: wp_authenticate_spam_check.) If the value the filter is given is a user, that means a previous filter has accepted the … Read more
Your code is simply stating CSS properties, but they aren’t defining anything. They’re not attached to any HTML tag, class, or ID. Assuming your “mycustomurl” is a placeholder here for an actual URL that resolves to an image file, I would think that what you want is for these properties to be for the HTML … Read more