About: Buck Perley

So I managed to fix this on my own. It was a bit of a work around but it got the job done.

For people that have a similar problem, here’s what I did:

First navigate to your registration/login page and using Firebug or other equivalent copy and paste the CSS that s2member inputs for that page (it gets put in as a separate style sheet). Next you need to go to your s2-hacks.php file in the mu-plugins folder and enter the following code:

<?php
add_filter("ws_plugin__s2member_login_header_styles", "__return_false");
?>

This forces the styles off. If you still want your custom styles, you can paste the styles that you copied before into your code (either conditionally according by page, your own themes css file, etc.). This way you can make sure that the default font-size and any other conflicting styles don’t conflict with your theme.