ah, shame to hear I was wrong, happy to hear you found the correct usage :-)
thanks for posting back with the correct syntax
On 6/27/07, Siegfried Hirsch <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Hello Jonathan,
>
> thanks for the suggestion, but it is wrong.
>
> with class you can only specify the class of
Hello Jonathan,
thanks for the suggestion, but it is wrong.
with class you can only specify the class of the itself. But with the
formhelper, there is always a surrounding the and the .
But there is a solution:
you can specify the class of the surrounding div in this way by using
div instead
What you would do, is when you call (Cake 1.2 style) the input method,
specify the class to be used
$form->input('fieldname',array('class'=>'floatleft') );
I believe floatleft would be appended to the class 'input' (resulting in
'input floatleft'), but you should test it
On 6/26/07, Siegfried Hir
You should start with a blank CSS file and define all your own styles
and then you wont be guessing what is causing what. This is a CSS
issue not a Cake one.
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I have the same problem here.
I want some input fields in horizontal position and some as usual
with the label above the input field.
Is there a way to specify a second class for the surrounding
so that I am able the change the css behavior of different input fields.
I know I could do this by ha
You can chain together multiple classes on a single element, eg . But your question is more related to
stylesheets, rather than CakePHP. You should consult the Google oracle
for more information on CSS.
On Jun 24, 3:24 pm, Amy1234 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> can I overide the in my css class to
can I overide the in my css class to how I want
all my forms to be?
On Jun 24, 2:27 pm, trooney <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Google CSS & Floats to find articles on how to dynamically position
> elements on a page.
>
> If you've baked your views with 1.2, your form elements are wrapped in
> t
Google CSS & Floats to find articles on how to dynamically position
elements on a page.
If you've baked your views with 1.2, your form elements are wrapped in
tag. A quick and dirty method would be applying
the style attribute directly to the divs wrapping the title and author
elements, then cle
Hello,
I have googled this but is unable to find out how to do this. On my
forms instead of vertically listed fields such as:Title: __
Author: ___
I would like it to be: Title: Author:
how would I do that.
Thanks for your help
Amy
"" would be the input box
