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Differentiating areas within a form
2004-09-18
2004-09-20
Differentiating areas within a form
Oscar Rambla
2004-09-20
On Saturday 18 September 2004 01:43, Robert Leftwich wrote:
> What is the group wisdom on the best way to visually differentiate areas in
> a single form, i.e. along the lines of fieldset, but with the freedom to
> control it with css. One approach might be to set these areas up as a
> CompositeWidget and then use css based on the CompositeWidget name that is
> added to the class of a surrounding div? Are there other, perhaps better
> ways that I'm missing?
>
> Robert
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I use CompositeWidget when the element has a value by itself.
Otherwise I use a WidgetContainer class ( and subclasses of it ) that takes
part in form rendering but not in parsing.

-Oscar Rambla

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