Customized Pages

[TwixtedChaox]

Customized the Login, Register, and Magic-Link pages

Login Screen

Register Screen

Magic Link Screen

[MGatner]

Beautiful! Did you do this in a framework?

[TwixtedChaox]

I used a bit of Bootstrap, but mostly just simple css design.
I did utilize Glyphicons as well.

[Salman937]

@TwixtedChaox how did you Customize it share some tips. Thank you

[lavahasif]

You can goto (vendor folder )package folder and easily modify views

[grisinformatica]

@TwixtedChaox how did you Customize it share some tips. Thank you

Hi, just create your own views and edit Auth config file.

[gphg]

I've been working with this library. And what @lavahasif instructed by modify the view file under the vendor is not advised. It works, but any changes made under the vendor aren't tracked by git and likely to be updated by composer.

I suggest you to copy the proved views onto your application views directory (app/Views), then edit the config/Auth.php, look up for $views and modify with your own.

This issues: #545 might give a hint. It contains several instructions how to extend the library without touched the original file.

[TwixtedChaox]

Please do NOT do as lavahasif instructed. Yes it is a great place to get the code needed for your view file but I created my own views for my app and instructed to app to use those views as shown by grisinformatica.

Editing the default views WILL be overwritten if you do any updates at all to your application and dependencies.
It is always best practice to create your own (even if by simply copying the views files into your apps views folder) and instructing the appropriate views to be used.

As gphg stated, (I wish i could upvote his answer) THIS is the correct way to work with this library.