Hi,
I’d like to get checkboxes in a form under control so they format something like:
a.) selecting to place the label on the left from the properties settings doesn’t seem to have an effect and
b.) I’d like to order them in columns
Thanks!
Hi,
I’d like to get checkboxes in a form under control so they format something like:
a.) selecting to place the label on the left from the properties settings doesn’t seem to have an effect and
b.) I’d like to order them in columns
Thanks!
Hey Dan,
I think I figured this out. Let me know if you have any questions with the following method:
And here is the CSS I wrote to make these radio button align:
#field-i-am-interested-in-these-services-input-container \> div:nth-child(odd) {float:left;width:150px;}
^ I’ve love to see more of this. I am still trying to learn CSS as I go.
Kemal,
Thanks for taking a look at this. I’ll need a little more info regarding where to put the ID info.
When I bring up the properties for, say a drop down menu, I see this:
But when I bring up the properties for the check boxes, I only see this:
I didn’t need to assign any ID’s or Classes to any element in the example above. I went with the CM1 generated ID. When I created the form, the name that I gave to the label of the radio buttons (which was “I am interested in these services”) got turned into an ID by CM1. (#field-i-am-interested-in-these-services-input-container).
So all you have to do is create the form, give your radio buttons a label, preview the page and look at the ID of the element that surrounds your radio button inputs. Firebug should help you here.
One caveat - the nth-child selector doesn’t work in IE 7 or 8. If you need to support those browsers, there seem to be a few workarounds - this thread might help: http://css-tricks.com/forums/discussi…