Re: [appfuse-user] 2 column content in forms

2008-04-30 Thread Matt Raible
On Thu, Apr 3, 2008 at 10:01 AM, oscar perez <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Thank you for the quick response. First off, say that I was not complaining > about the default 1 column layout. I actually like it more than the 2 column > layout. My concern is merely to find an easy > integration in the sa

Re: [appfuse-user] 2 column content in forms

2008-04-03 Thread oscar perez
Thank you for the quick response. First off, say that I was not complaining about the default 1 column layout. I actually like it more than the 2 column layout. My concern is merely to find an easy integration in the same form for elements displayed in one column and elements displayed in 2 column.

Re: [appfuse-user] 2 column content in forms

2008-04-03 Thread Matt Raible
The reason we put labels on top of form elements is its been proven to be more efficient for users. http://raibledesigns.com/rd/entry/label_placement_in_web_forms If you don't like it, you can full-source your project and delete the "template" directory so there are no customizations. Matt On T

[appfuse-user] 2 column content in forms

2008-04-03 Thread oscar perez
Hi all, I have been looking at the source code of appfuse and it seems that there is no easy way to display form components in one or 2 columns for struts 2. The theme by default is CSS_XHTML and it shows the component i.e. label and textfield for the following example in 1 columns: However, th