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Hi

I want to add class to the li element for a couple of checkboxes, but there is no field for that. I can add class if the element is text only (no input), but not to my checkboxes (or other input fields).

Can I add class to these elements or is that functionality not implemented yet?

//Elisabeth

Your answer didn't help me much. I can give an example of what I want to do:

In my form I want to have two columns with input fields. I want to set <li class="left" > and <li class="right"> for the li that inlude some of the inputfields. Like I can set the class "language" <li class="textonly language"> where there is only text and no input.

If I have misunderstood your answer: exactly where under "Styling" can I add separate classes to my elements? The only thing I found was the css document, and that is not what I seek.

//Elisabeth

you didn't look much.

under STYLING you have 2 buttons to 'Activate…' IDs of list and input field elements.

technically they're not classes, but they will suit your requirement to customize the fields

I looked much and I activated the ID's. When I activate ID's I can style each li, input and label individually. My question was, and I clearly wasn't clear enough, if I could set class="personal_info" (set red background i.e.) on some input fields and class="business_info" (for black text) in some other fields in the same form.

If I add Text only (no input) there was a field to set the class for that text. I wanted to do the same thing if I added a selectlist or singleline.

The thing with the ID's are that if I, for some reason,had  forgot one input field on top of the form and already have set the style.css, I had to change the ID's in style.css because the ID's on the front change if I add or remove fields in the form. I wanted to be able to set classes to fields so I can change the form without having to change in style.css.

Have I explained my question enough?