If you don't like the look of the login page, you can always add some lines to your CSS file to change it, but there's another way. We're going to override the whole single page template this time. It's not always clear as to why you should keep using CSS or override the template. It's just important to keep in mind that with this approach, we're going to copy quite a few lines of code. If something changes in a future version of concrete5, you might have to check your custom single page template as well.
Before we change anything, let's have a look at the following illustration. It shows the flow that the login single page goes through by default:
It's pretty much the same as shown in the first illustration a few pages earlier. Now, let's override it; but first, create another clone of your theme bootstrap7 called bootstrap8. Make sure you change the theme name in /config/
site_theme_paths.php
as well.
In the new theme, create a new file called login...