Viewing Registration page

Is the only method for an administrator to view his registration page to log out and try to register as someone else ? That is the only way I know . I am having complaints about the appearance of my registration page . That's why I want to know if there is away to view it without logging out .
Thank you
Paul
Here is what I see .







In the first 2 screen shots I'm not sure what it is supposed to look like . But it looks okay to me . In the 3rd shot it is the color of the agree to T & C that people cannot see . I guess . There may be more . If you see another problem please point it out .

Oops . I'm sure you know already . My URL is http://www.valleyofthesuncc.com/

Draxion wrote:Hi there,

As far as I know when editing the registration page, there is no way to view it without logging out yourself unless you used another browser to view your forum as a guest and use your primary browser to tweak the code as an admin.

Okay that's what I thought . Thank you

Now can you tell me how to fix the display . You can see in shot 3 that the agree and disagree are unreadable and other texts I think . This has been an issue for a long time .

Hi there,

As far as I know when editing the registration page, there is no way to view it without logging out yourself unless you used another browser to view your forum as a guest and use your primary browser to tweak the code as an admin.

Check for this in your CSS stylesheet:

Code:

a.button1:active, a.button1:link, a.button1:visited, a.button2:active, a.button2:link, a.button2:visited {
    background-position: 0 1px;
    color: #fcfcfc;
    line-height: 250%;
    text-decoration: none;
    vertical-align: text-bottom;
}


The color part is the text for the buttons.

For the other text, you can change it where you added it.  Just use the BBCode tags.

Code:

[font color: YOUR COLOR][/font]

SLGray wrote:Check for this in your CSS stylesheet:

Code:

a.button1:active, a.button1:link, a.button1:visited, a.button2:active, a.button2:link, a.button2:visited {
    background-position: 0 1px;
    color: #fcfcfc;
    line-height: 250%;
    text-decoration: none;
    vertical-align: text-bottom;
}


The color part is the text for the buttons.

For the other text, you can change it where you added it.  Just use the BBCode tags.

Code:

[font color: YOUR COLOR][/font]

I tried the code above . It didn't take it . I got an error



I tried to optimize my css . Still had the error . I deleted the code . Still have the error . Tried to optimize my css . Still have the error . Do not want the error to remain . There is nothing I can see wrong with the css . But I don't know what I'm looking at .
Since I deleted the code and my css is the same as it was before I entered the code . It is likely that my css was already in error . And has been all along . How do i fix it ?

Also on this part .
For the other text, you can change it where you added it. Just use the BBCode tags.
CODE: Select Content
[font color: YOUR COLOR][/font]

Not sure what and where you are referring to when you say " where you added it " I thought we were talking about the registration page . I didn't add anything to it . I thought it was a default registration page .

AP > General > Additional Rules/FAQ

About the CSS stylesheet it means that before you added the codes, your CSS stylesheet had this error. The error means that there is too many or some missing opening or closing brackets.

Exactly I was asking you to look for it in your CSS, not add it.

SLGray wrote:AP > General > Additional Rules/FAQ

About the CSS stylesheet it means that before you added the codes, your CSS stylesheet had this error. The error means that there is too many or some missing opening or closing brackets.

Exactly I was asking you to look for it in your CSS, not add it.

Okay . It wasn't there .

Inside where @SLGray mentioned in the Admin Panel --> General --> Additional Rules

Put this into your coding right at the top.

Code:

<style>
 body {
    color: #fff;
}
 
 .button1.cgu-buttons,
 .button2.cgu-buttons {
    color: #000 !important;
}

</style>

Draxion wrote:Inside where @SLGray mentioned in the Admin Panel --> General --> Additional Rules

Put this into your coding right at the top.

Code:

<style>
 body {
    color: #fff;
}
 
 .button1.cgu-buttons,
 .button2.cgu-buttons {
    color: #000 !important;
}

</style>

Wait . What ? Put this into my coding ? I don't see any coding there ? Unless I switch to editor mode . That is different coding . I am not understanding this .

Can you paste the code you have then in the Additional Rules?

Admin Panel --> General --> Rules and FAQ --> Addtional Rules

The text at the top is the default text.  But the text below it had to be added by you.

Draxion wrote:Can you paste the code you have then in the Additional Rules?

Admin Panel --> General --> Rules and FAQ --> Addtional Rules

SLGray wrote:
The text at the top is the default text.  But the text below it had to be added by you.

You think I added it ? What top part ? What below what ?

The only text I am having a problem with is the actual buttons for agree and disagree . That are part of the T & C of all forums I would think .

That page you just posted was added by you.  Forumotion only adds the top part.

Switch modes from WYSIWYG to source, and you will see that you used BBCode to color the text.

SLGray wrote:That page you just posted was added by you.  Forumotion only adds the top part.

Switch modes from WYSIWYG to source, and you will see that you used BBCode to color the text.

Okay I am sure you are right about those . I have added the codes and it was successful . I will now log out and check the registration page to see if it has helped .
Yes xlnt . Thank you . Finally that is fixed .



Thank you both . Solved .

But I do not see the other text.

Next time, try to view your modified template page by http://yourdomain.com/register?tt=1