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New Member | jan posts 1 10:33 pm August 19, 2009
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Please replace the ??? with your data!
- URL to the FORM: http://???
- The browser used: Firefox 3.5.2, Safari 4.0.x
- cforms version: 10.6
- Your Wordpress version: 2.8.4
Hi there,
I've been browsing the forum a lot for an answer or hint to my topic but with no luck.
It's about two-column forms. I'd like to have a layout like this
Field1 ######## Field2 #########
Field3 ######## Field4 #########
Field5 #########################
Area1 #########################
#########################
#########################
Captcha ##### Field6 #### SUBMIT
So, question is how do I arrange the first 4 fields (in this example) to be a two-column layout and, below them, to continue with single-column? Of course, I know to get this laid out in HTML. Using cformsII I have no clue. Any hints? Pointers to the right file to dig in?
Second question, or precisely, first question in a more general way: Which cformsII-Files are working together to bring a propper form to the browser? The ones I know of are 'cfroms.php', a stylesheet like 'nice_form.css' depending on what's been chosen. Anything else? As of now I'm missing the one with alle the stuff with DIVs or TABLEs (ugly) for arranging the elements horizontally and vertically. The files like 'nice_form.css' in "/cforms/styles" only contains things like borders, paddings, fonts, margins, alignments (text to INPUT etc,), etc. but no layout.
Please enlighten me a bit :)
Thanks in advance,
Jan.
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| Oliver Munich, Germany posts 6096 7:29 pm August 20, 2009
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wrong forum. moved.
it's all done via CSS (Styling Tab > CSS editor) using floats and clears in the right places. make sure to enable ID's on labels and fields.
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New Member | armandpilon posts 1 3:46 pm November 16, 2009
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Hi, I have the same problem, I have enabled ID's, but cannot figure out the correct CSS to do the trick. Can anyone please provide a more detailed explanation ?
thank you !
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