Vincent Delft wrote:
> I like the Quixote form capabilities, but I'm facing a
> problem: How to display simple static htmltext between
> labels ?
>
> I've looked into the form.py and widget.py how I can
> do this, but I've not found any solutions.

I did this in a Form subclass but I later took it out so I don't have the
code.  Attach the HTML to a widget attribute or method (I used .before,
meaning before the widget.)  Override Form._render_widgets something like
this:

    def _render_widgets(self):
        r = TemplateIO(html=True)
        for widget in self.widgets:
            try:                       # Stanza added.
                r += widget.before
            except AttributeError:
                pass
            r += widget.render()
        return r.getvalue()

Because each widget puts a 
 around itself, your addition will show up
on a separate line.  This code works only for regular widgets, not child
(composite) widgets or submit widgets.

Likewise, you can override Form._render_body to add some extra HTML at the
top or bottom of the form.  I use this to add a "* means required"
message.

REQUIRED_MESSAGE = htmltext(
    '
* indicates required field.')


class Form:
    def _render_body(self):
        """Add required notice."""
        r = TemplateIO(html=True)
        if self.has_errors():
            r += self._render_error_notice()
        r += self._render_required_notice()    # Line added.
        if self.caption:
            r += self.caption
            r += '\n'
        r += self._render_widgets()
        r += self._render_submit_widgets()
        return r.getvalue()

    def _render_required_notice(self):
        for widget in self.widgets:
            if widget.is_required():
                break
        else:
            return ''  # No required widgets.
        return REQUIRED_MESSAGE