Hi, I've inserted in a page of my site, the shortcode for the login and registration form. Is it possible to initially show the login form and only the email field of the registration form? Once you have entered the email in the appropriate field, automatically show the remaining registration fields. Looking at attachment you can see that when you open the page the registration form is much longer than the login form and graphically it is not beautiful.
Our plugin uses the [woocommerce_my_account] shortcode as an intermediary, so the design will be identical to your theme's my account page design.
It can be different for every theme. Some themes actually do have that kind of design where 'Register' is only a simple button, but after it's clicked it opens up the entire registration panel.
So if changing themes is an option, I'd suggest you look into the possibilities there,
Other than that, the only way to do something like this would be with some custom coding. One way to do it would be with some JavaScript code. You could add a JavaScript script that hides all other fields there, and only shows them when the user clicks on the email field. However, since this is complex custom coding, it is not something we can do directly as part of support. But if you have any questions or need any technical info please let us know and we'd be happy to assist.
Hi,
I've inserted in a page of my site, the shortcode for the login and registration form.
Is it possible to initially show the login form and only the email field of the registration form?
Once you have entered the email in the appropriate field, automatically show the remaining registration fields.
Looking at attachment you can see that when you open the page the registration form is much longer than the login form and graphically it is not beautiful.
King Regards,
Alex
Hi Alex,
Our plugin uses the [woocommerce_my_account] shortcode as an intermediary, so the design will be identical to your theme's my account page design.
It can be different for every theme. Some themes actually do have that kind of design where 'Register' is only a simple button, but after it's clicked it opens up the entire registration panel.
So if changing themes is an option, I'd suggest you look into the possibilities there,
Other than that, the only way to do something like this would be with some custom coding. One way to do it would be with some JavaScript code. You could add a JavaScript script that hides all other fields there, and only shows them when the user clicks on the email field. However, since this is complex custom coding, it is not something we can do directly as part of support. But if you have any questions or need any technical info please let us know and we'd be happy to assist.
Kind regards,
Stefan