Ivan,
This has been untouched in the redesign, but it is a good point.
Perhaps this could be changed. But first, does that same CSS class get
used on other pages, where there are legitimate error warnings? I
wouldn't want to change it if it does - maybe someone could change the
HTML? Or perhaps an information icon ('i' in a circle) would be more
neutral than the red 'no entry' style icon.
A rough check of the HTML markup revealed different div classes. On successful
login we have class="infomessage" whilst on login failure class="errormessage".
This seems to be fine.
But oddly there are two different .infomessage declarations in style.css. The
correct one in line 169 and one -- overriding the info style again with the
error style -- in line 282.
I think, removing .infomessage from the list in line 282 (and adjusting the top
margin of the first declaration) resolves this issue.
Simon
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