Hi Leonid,

Makes sense. I see that you can edit the input names (and even the input attributes in the SQL database), but I want to give elements in the login form different CSS classes from how normal forms are generated. For example:

normal form input: <input type="text" name="ID" class="bx-def-font-inputs bx-form-input-text" autocomplete="off">

input in the login form: <input type="text" name="ID" class="special-login-class bx-def-font-inputs bx-form-input-text" autocomplete="off">

I cannot do that in the Studio Forms editor or even SQL... I know I can change the "attrs" for each input but the classes are handled somewhere else. I was hoping there was a way I could handle form HTML code generation per-form or make a different template that generates different HTML elements. I was close, but then I saw that all of the login form code comes from:

$sFormCode = $oForm->getCode();

which is how ANY form gets the code. What am I missing?