Some forms fields (radio, checkbox, select) will not be styled in IE7/IE8 because they do not support the required CSS.
For the form layout examples below, the only thing that changes is a class on the fieldset.
Acts like a table. The label column acts like it is made out of <td>
elements where the widest label dictates the width of the column. Simply add a table
class somewhere between the .ixf-form
element and the <dl>
elements.
input
and textarea
elements stretch to take up as much room as possible. Simply add a stretchy
class somewhere between the .ixf-form
element and the <dl>
elements.
Heads up: You should have a solid business reason to use this form type since they tend to be less usable.
CloseEach field/label pair float left and then wrap when they need to.
This is for a textual representation of a form for use on view pages. This does not take a normal form and make it text only.
The set sizes that are available for inputs and textareas.
You can have radio buttons and checkboxes stack horizontally. Just add a class of .options-horizontal
above the ixf-option
elements. Likely in the <dd>
element.
The action bar will automatically be placed at the bottom of the panel it is contanined in. It will resize and reposition as a user resizes the window or panels.
The IxF automatically puts a placeholder in place wherever the action bar code was first located. This makes sure that content doesn't get stuck behind the actionbar where you wouldn't be able to interact with it.