Last question on this matter  😊 , @sofy is there a way to move the Facebook button on top of the log in form? Thanks.

@srtalop,

Try this CSS code it should change the facebook login button position.

.wpf-td.wpfw-1.row_0-col_0 {
   display: flex !important;
   flex-direction: column-reverse;
}
div.wpf-field:nth-child(5) {
   order: -7;
}

Hi @sofy, there is a problem with that code, as the password was suddenly positioned over the username.

ok @srtalop,

please also add this CSS in the "Custom CSS code" textarea. 

.wpf-field.wpf-field-type-password {
   order: -6;
}