Hi Brajesh,

I just hid the description text with css but will keep the other in mind. Thank you for that extra suggestion.

It took me most of the day to figure out how to hide the “Register” button until the “agree to terms” box is checked, but the form is looking quite nice now. When I migrate it to the live site from my desktop, I’ll post the URL so you can take a peek.

By the way, when looking around to see whether I could also get the error messages to also display in the placeholders (with color changes) instead of on a separate line, I noticed that /core/registration-handler.php lines 151 & 152 read:

if ( ! empty( $bp->singup->errors[‘profile_issue’] ) ) {
bp_core_add_message( $bp->singup->errors[‘profile_issue’], ‘error’ );

when they should most likely read:

if ( ! empty( $bp->signup->errors[‘profile_issue’] ) ) {
bp_core_add_message( $bp->signup->errors[‘profile_issue’], ‘error’ );

That is, “signup” not “singup”.

Thank you again for all the help.
Diana

Hi Brajesh,

I did some styling on the registration form. Here’s the site:
https://wp.interiorhorsecouncil.com/

A reset or cancellation button option might be nice.

Feedback is always welcome!
Diana